| Type of Material: | Thesis |
| Title: | Directed Portrayals Of The Lower Position Hero In Indian English Fiction |
| Researcher: | Jagadheeswari, B |
| Guide: | Annie Christy, A |
| Department: | Department of English |
| Publisher: | Bharath University, Chennai |
| Place: | Chennai |
| Year: | 2021 |
| Language: | English |
| Subject: | Arts and Humanities | Classics | Literature | Literature | Arts, Humanities and Languages |
| Dissertation/Thesis Note: | PhD; Department of English, Bharath University, Chennai, Chennai; 2021; D17BE945 |
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| 520 | __ | |aIn regularizing portrayals, non-Brahmins are constantly shaded in an unexpected way – most of the time, adversely crediting to them low and inconsequential status. In this way, Phule returns to numerous such accounts and rethinks them from the Shudra, Ati-Shudra perspective. For instance, he recognizes Hiranyakashipu to be a bold Kshatriya lord what's more, Narasimha to be the head of the Brahmin power after Varaha, who isn't an manifestation of Vishnu, however a sly and fake individual, who murdered a forceful and valiant Hiranyakashyapu dubiously. Phule re-recounts to the account of Narasimha and Hiranyakashipu subsequently: acknowledged how Nrusimha had achieved the horrendous deed by deceiving Pralhad, they disposed of the name dvija which they had utilized for the Aryans and began calling them vipriya. The name vipra utilized for the Brahmins later on is most likely a degenerate type of this unique word. Later on, the kshatriyas began calling Nrusimha as Naarsimha (female-lion) a clearly offending na |
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