Indian Journal of Tamil
Not a member yet
    96 research outputs found

    Hospitality shown by Periyapuranam

    Get PDF
    Human life is of high purpose. Intended goal. Human life is not a life made up of organs. Emotions are also a life of morality.  High civilization and culture must prevail in human life. Human life is complete in evidence. The goal of testimony is pure love, which gives that pleasure. Therefore, life is about living by activities in such a way that the body, soul and consciousness are all benefited. In that sense, life is a collection of people's values. It identifies the identity of an individual by how he operates in the public sphere and how he acts in the social sphere. Religion explains the spiritual relationship between man and God. Religion is the spiritual art of cultivating man into a divine being. There are many names of religion, but the goal is the same. Similarly, though there are many principles, God is the only God in the form of grace, power and knowledge. That is why the proverb that without Him not an atom moves clearly proves this fact

    Koothu and Kalaignar Appreciation in Madurai Kanchi

    Get PDF
    The history of Tamil Nadu Koothu dates back to B.C. From the Sangam literature onwards information about the types of koothus has been recorded here and there. In Silappathikaram, there is a special classification of koothus. Madurai Kanchi is a beautiful collection of beautiful events in Madurai. Madurai Kanchi is a beacon of ancient people's life. Madurai Kanchi is a great literature that portrays Madurai from a multifaceted point of view. This article seeks to look at the occurrence of koothu and the appreciation of artists from a descriptive and sociological approach

    Language structure in Kanmani Gunasekaran's Short Stories

    Get PDF
    A proverb is a language that conveys an ancient meaning. This proverb has been in vogue since the time of Tholkappiar. The proverb is the language of experience of the ancients. Such experiences are acquired in abundance in the countryside. The experiential languages thus obtained are capable of interpreting the literal meaning of words according to the situation. Kanmani Gunasekaran has used proverbs wherever necessary so that too much narration does not come in the way of the flow of the story. The use of proverbs shows the economy of words of the people. In some places, the proverb goes along with the spoken language in his short stories. There is no literature of the present day without a mixture of words from other languages. Kanmani Gunasekaran, like other writers, has used words from other languages in the middle of the story. However, in his short stories, there is a significant use of foreign words. The use of foreign words is very helpful in understanding the literacy of the living people. The author did not impose foreign words on his style. The language of his short stories, therefore, is more or less similar to that of the folk people. In this way, the author has recorded the words of other languages spoken in his short stories. In this regard, this article seeks to examine his language system with the help of one of his works, Vellerukku Short Story Collection

    Transgenders in Tamil Literary Tradition

    Get PDF
    All living things have the right to live on the Earth. There should be no difference even among high-ranking people. Transgenders are human beings like male and female. They should also be treated as equals and be respected as a living being. But they are ridiculed and teased in society. People who are inferior in levels of caste, occupation, politics, sexual status, economic status can be termed as marginal. But the Dalits, black women, transgenders etc. Are always considered as the margins. Among such marginalized ranks, the social esteem of transgenders are very low. Caste-based atrocities treat women as inferior because they are women. Overall they are human beings and should be treated equally in society. This article investigates about the notes on transgenders in Tamil literary works

    Sangam Era Marriage in Anthropological Perspective

    Get PDF
    Tolkappiyam divides the life of Sangam people in a grammatical way and establishes that this (something) as the material necessary for life. However, the opinions of the commentators explaining this idea are not the same, and it can be seen that there has been a change in thinking according to the change of time. Therefore, only explanations given by grammar and literature cannot provide sufficient information while studying the life of human beings in society. It can be known by understanding the people of the Sangam period that the Sangha people lived the life of an ethnic group. However, they do not follow the ritual system of marriage. It was only after the arrival of the Aryans that the system of marriage came into existence. They divided it into eight numbers. Ilampuranar suggests that among them Gandharva marriage is for Tamil people. Answers and proofs for this are available in Sangam literary hymns when studying the evolution of man through anthropology. It can be seen from the outside that certain rituals were followed in the wars. Therefore, Sangam people who shaped their lifestyles based on internal life rather than war, were either married, robbed or chastised. Based on this, this article presents the rituals of the Sangam period from an anthropological perspective

    Life values represented by the Eight Anthologies

    Get PDF
    Love is an expression of the inner feelings of the people who have been living continuously since the Sangam period and the purpose of philosophy is to express men's bravery and to live and prosper through them. The people of the Sangam period were divided into two groups as internal and external. The ancient Tamil suppressed the love life internally and divided the inner life into two types: theft and chastity. Tholkkappiyar and iraiyanar have explained the theft and chastity through poems. The excellence of Mens love the theft and womens love the chastity are explained thoroug it. The internal messages of folk songs are similar as the sangam poems. which are oral songs that have been performed in Tamil Nadu since time immemorial. Oral songs appeared long before writing. So it can be said that oral songs are the source of internal messages found in literature

    The usage of Oṭu, Ōṭu Urupu found in Thirukkural

    Get PDF
    Tirukkural is considered to be the most important book among the Patinen kilkkanakku book. Tirukkural explains the basic qualities necessary for humans to live harmoniously in their inner lives and to live with pleasure, harmony, and well-being in their outer lives. Similarly, the verrumai urupu is an important element in Tamil grammar. Tolkappiyar defines verrumai urupu as eight. In such verrumai urupu, the third verrumai urupu has five terms. Its karutta or karuvipporul consists of two terms, al and an. Both are synonymous. The Utanikalccip consists of three terms, oṭu, ōṭu and uṭaṉ. All three give the same meaning. Therefore, the main objective of this study is to identify and explain the use of different forms of oṭu and ōṭu in tirukkural. This study was carried out with a qualitative approach. In this way, this research has been carried out in a descriptive approach using books, and research articles suitable for library research. All information has been analyzed based on the objective of the study. The research data has been classified according to the purpose of the study and analyzed in the text analysis method. Based on that, 1330 tirukkural 24 kural oṭu and ōṭu found An explanation is also given for the eight kural selected in it. Through this study, it is possible to know the usage of oṭu and ōṭu in tirukkuraḷ

    Kanngi Valakkurai Epic and Religious and caste dominance of the Tamil Community

    Get PDF
    “Kannagi Valakkurai” is as an Epic based on Silapathikaram. It has been compiled by V.S.Kandaih in 1968 and it is sung during the rituals in Kannagi temples in Batticaloa District of Sri Lanka.  Kannagi Valakkurai is an important epic which talks about the micro-politics of Eelam’s religion and caste. This research reflected that the caste and religion of the people of Eelam have the influence in the epic of “Kannagi valakkurai”. Further, this study was done with the analytical methodology

    Highlights of Poet Kannadasan's Poems

    Get PDF
    Kannadasan, the king of all poets. He is living as a poet who has taken a noble place for himself in the ranks of poets who have left an indelible mark in literature. It is as if the Tamil mother had given all the knowledge of Tamil available to only one poet named Kannadasan, and his poems leave us in awe. The purpose of this article is to explore the highlights found in poet Kannadasan's poems. This study was carried out with a qualitative approach. This research has been carried out in a descriptive approach using books, and research articles suitable for library research. All information has been analyzed based on the objective of the study. The research data has been classified according to the purpose of the study and analyzed in the text analysis method. Aesthetics, simple style, the personality of the Tamil language, life philosophies, realism, screenplays, and poetry have been identified as the highlights found in poet Kannadasan's poems. Therefore, the highlights of poet Kannadasan's poems are evident in this article

    A Study on the Role of Tamil Films in the Teaching of Social Issues

    Get PDF
    The impact of movies on women's empowerment has been enormous. Movies have always been one of the most essential sources of entertainment in our modern lives. In movies art, technology, commerce, entertainment, and aesthetics all come together. All four elements play a vital role in the present, as seen by the variety of their manifestations. Movies are about technology, business, and entertainment, while cinema is about aesthetics. Society has a significant influence on film, which is reflected in them. Through the big screen, the film has attempted to reflect and promote awareness about societal issues as well as women's empowerment and reelection since its inception. Casteism, politics, social discrimination, the zamindari system, untouchability, women empowerment, national integration, and so on. The main goal of this research paper is to comprehend the role of movies in the influence of women's empowerment. The following main areas have been considered: the importance of movies, movie tools, learning with movies, and examples, media in development communication, the effect of mass media on motivation, and the positive impact of movies on societies. The secondary data was thoroughly examined based on the study and was available on various mass media related to movies with social messages

    95

    full texts

    96

    metadata records
    Updated in last 30 days.
    Indian Journal of Tamil
    Access Repository Dashboard
    Do you manage Open Research Online? Become a CORE Member to access insider analytics, issue reports and manage access to outputs from your repository in the CORE Repository Dashboard! 👇