Expanding the literary horizons in Sri Lankan
writings in English:
Exemplary application of literary theory within the fabric of
fiction writing
Excelled in the creative application of modern
literary theory with insights into diverse mindsets and dealing with
myriads of social issues, Hola EI Che offers readers a rich harvest
of creativity born out of master crafting at the hand of a young Sri
Lankan writer in English Dilshan Boange.
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Encounters
Buddhist confessional poetry: Narratives of self-conversion
It seems to me that one of the most productive
optics through which we can approach the Theragatha and Thergatha is
that of the concept of sublime. I wish to submit that what these
poems have as their preferred destination is the attainment of a
Buddhist sublime.
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Cultural SCENE
Glimpse into Sanskrit literary culture
In this series of columns, I am trying, briefly,
to look at Sanskrit literary culture which is one of the major
literary cultures of the world. Sanskrit literary culture, without
doubt, is one of the oldest literary cultures whose enduring canon
can be traced back to Vedic era.
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