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**MannoFr** · 10-28-2005, 08:00 AM

This is outside Auden's guidelines and is more a single reader's perspective that Mani is referring to in his footnote.

I read Ramanujar by Indra Parthasarathy recently. It is in drama format.Overall, I liked it as a good attempt at developing a relatively rare genre in contemporary Tamil lit.

For some reason, I perceived that Ramanujar comes out more as a missionary trying to envelop everyone into his faith rather than as a revolutionary against orthodoxy.

Can I have the benefit of different perspectives?

10-28-2005, 08:00 AM	#4
MannoFr Join Date Mar 2007 Posts 4,451 Senior Member	This is outside Auden's guidelines and is more a single reader's perspective that Mani is referring to in his footnote. I read Ramanujar by Indra Parthasarathy recently. It is in drama format.Overall, I liked it as a good attempt at developing a relatively rare genre in contemporary Tamil lit. For some reason, I perceived that Ramanujar comes out more as a missionary trying to envelop everyone into his faith rather than as a revolutionary against orthodoxy. Can I have the benefit of different perspectives?
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