10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KEDARI»
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kedari in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kedari and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Political Realities & Their Social Base in Peter Abrahams ...
This book is about his concerns and insights as a writer, the political colour that beswept his select novels: Mine Boy, Wild Conquest & A Wreath for Udomo, and his idealism for universal human integration which is of particular interest.
Kedari Narasimha Rao, 2013
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The Cosmic Time of Empire: Modern Britain and World ...
The novel concerns two childhood friends, Ramachandran (Ramu) and Kedari, who have incurred enormous debts at the Law College at Madras, which have crippled their village estates. While Kedari's fortunes as a lawyer rise, Ramu's ...
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The Simple And Natural Way: ...to Perfect Weight, Radiant ...
Fletcherism has changed author Shailaja Kedari’s life in ways she couldn’t have imagined. With the help of this book, you can experience the same or even more miraculous changes in your life.
Shailaja Prashant Kedari, 2012
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Child Labour in India - Halaman 2
Kedari Shivappa Jivajigol belonged to this unfortunate group. He was twenty years of age and came from a family of agricultural workers in Babaleswar village of Bijapur taluk. His entire family — father, mother, two brothers, two sisters — was ...
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Indian English Fiction: Readings and Reflections - Halaman 23
8 Contrary to Ramu's ideals of 'plain living and high thinking, kedari, Ramu's friend, in 'Murugan, the Tiller' is a victim of Macbeth — like ambition which ultimately ruins his career as a lawyer. He involves himself in the election of the council ...
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Murugan, the Tiller - Halaman 42
She decidedly thought that Kedari had a greater future than Ramu, a ' good ' boy. Kedari had drive, ambition and energy ; Ramu had philosophy, gentility and charm. With the native instinct of a -woman and the ambition of a mother-in-law for ...
Kaneripatna Sidhanatha Venkataramani, 1927
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Studies in Commonwealth Literature - Halaman 150
Kedari's success-oriented approach to life and comments that such persons are of a certain species who utter revealingly: '"Kedari is ME' — and, indeed, the species is found all over India, and not in Mylapore alone, or in the legal profession ...
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Fiction and the Reading Public in India; [papers]. - Halaman 58
>Kedari, the ambitious and prosperous advocate. Kedari and Ramu are contrasted. 'Kedari had drive, ambition and energy; Ramu philosophy, gentility and charm'. Ramu the author's favourite character is central in the novel.
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The Village in Indo-Anglian Fiction - Halaman 29
Kedari, Ramu's friend, in Murugan, the Tiller is a victim of this Macbeth-like ambition which eventually ruins his career asf'a lawyer. Kedari is success-oriented. "His ... instinctive conception of the essentials of success was only confirmed by his ...
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Venkataramani: Writer and Thinker : an Appreciation - Halaman 10
Kedari who had now risen to fame as a High Court Vakil at Madras after serving his apprenticeship under B. Markandam Iyer, the leader of the Bar, defends the prisoners with singular forensic eloquence but the judge finds them guilty and ...
