LANGUAGE IN INDIA

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Volume 20:9 September 2020
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Srikalahastishwara Shatakam
16th Century Telugu Epic
An Analysis of Language Literature – M.Phil. Dissertation
Submitted Under the Guidance of Dr. Pammi Pavan Kumar

Kandkuru Sreedhar

16th century has a prominent role in Telugu literature. Srikrishnadevareyalu, a great king as well as renowned poet, encouraged the development of Telugu language and literature. As a poet, he contributed one of the best prabandhams Amuktamalyada. In his kingdom he recognized and supported eight famous poets as a team of poets with the name of Astadiggajakavulu. Dhoorjati was one among them. He wrote Srikalahasti mahatymam. He also wrote Srikalahastishwara shatakam.

My M.Phil. dissertation is given the title Sriklahasteesra Sathakam: Bhasha Sahityala Anusheelana. The dissertation makes an analysis of the language used in Srikalahastishwara shatakam.

Chapter 1 presents a brief of Dhoorjati family history.
Chapter 2 discusses the object of the thesis and the thematically variations of Dhoorjati writings.
Chapter 3 identified 35 consonants and 11 vowels which he has used in Srikalahastishwara shatakam.
Chapter 4 presents the morphology, morpho-phonemics, noun morphology and verb morphology.
Chapter 5 concentrates on the structure of sentence, definitions of syntax and variations of syntax with examples.

Thus, the dissertation offers a linguistic analysis of Srikalahastishwara shatakam. The findings help describe linguistic aspects of Telugu language as used in the 16th century.

This is only the beginning part of the article. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE IN PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION.

Sreedhar Kandukuru
Ph.D. Scholar
Department of Telugu
University of Hyderabad
Hyderabad
sri.hcu12@gmail.com
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