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Kirātārjunīya
{k}irAtArjunIya sarga 1
- UP113.
- The {k}irAtArjunIya by {B}Aravi is one of the Sanskrit {m}ahAkAvyas. This great poem is a part of the traditional syllabus of learning Sanskrit. Applying the traditional methods to learn a text is important to gain independence in reading and understanding Sanskrit. So herewith we propose a course reading the first canto of the {k}irAtArjunIya thoroughly with sanDi analysis, verbal conjugation, nominal declension, identificaiton of {s}amAsas, identification of voice, changing the voice (vAcyaviparivartana), anvaya of the verse and provision of Sanskrit synonyms for each word in the verse.
- Course materials:
The {k}irAtArjunIya of {B}Aravi with the commentary {G}aRwApaTa of {m}allinATa and various readings, ed. by Pandit Durgaprasad and Kashinath Pandurang Parab. Third revised edition. Bombay: Nirnaysagar Press, 1895.
- Instructor: Tanuja P. Ajotikar.
- Prerequisite: US101–102 or equivalent introduction to Sanskrit.
- Schedule: Tuesday and Friday 9.30am 7 September — 17 December 2021 with a break for Thanksgiving.
- Course meeting times: Tuesday and Friday 9.30-10:30am U.S. Central Time.
- Course fee: $1,500
- Register.
Week |
Topic |
1 |
Verse 1: dissolving sanDi, pada analysis, identification of the verb |
2 |
ientification of voice, kAraka analysis of the verse, samAsa analysis of the verse, anvaya, change of voice |
3 |
Declension of nouns and conjugation of verbs in all tenses and moods, according to traditional method. |
4 |
Verses 2--4 |
5 |
Verses 5--7 |
6 |
Verses 8--11 |
7 |
Verses 12--15 |
8 |
Verses 16--20 |
9 |
Verses 21--25 |
10 |
Verses 26--30 |
11 |
Verses 31--35 |
12 |
Verses 36--40 |
13 |
Verses 40--46 |
14 |
Review |
15 |
Exam |