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भासमहाकवेः प्रतिमानाटकम् (संस्कृत-आङ्ग्लभाषयोः विवरणम्)
Pratimanatakam of Bhasa (Explanation in Sanskrit & English)
Pratimanataka is one among the 13 plays of Bhasa-mahakavi (Bhasa-nataka-chakra). It is spread over 7 Acts covering an imaginary story based on Ramayana. Bharata is portrayed to be the main character who drives this whole play. In this course, Dr. Shobha Vasuki covers the meaning of all the lines and verses in the nataka in an engaging and attractive manner.
About the Course
What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)
- Line-by-line and verse-by-verse understanding of the complete Pratimanatakam.
- Focused explanations helpful in exam-preparation.
- Appreciation of basic literary and linguistic aspects of nataka.
- Experience the unique presentation of Bhasa-mahakavi.
- Improve your language skills by listening to easy explanations in simple Sanskrit.
What are the materials/support you get?
- Live, interactive sessions with opportunities to raise your doubts and get them clarified directly from the teacher.
- Anytime Access to recordings of classes (both video and audio) for repeated listening or catching up with missed portions.
- PDF notes of portions covered in class will be available.
What are the prerequisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)
- Good knowledge of Sanskrit language and grammar, at the level of Chittoor - Samartha / Samskrita Bharati - Kovida / Surasaraswathi Sabha Pravesha.
- Ability to understand simple spoken Sanskrit and English.
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About the Teacher
Know More about the Course
Bhasa-mahakavi is the foremost among the most celebrated and earliest Sanskrit poets. He is known for the set of Nataka-s composed by him based on varied stories popularly known as Bhasa-nataka-chakram. Pratimanataka is also among these sets of plays written by Bhasa.
Pratima means Statue and Nataka means drama/play. This play has been named thus as the theme of the play comes to light in the 3rd act when Bharata enters into the hall of statues situated outside Ayodhya. This is an imaginary story written by Bhasa based on the events in Ramayana. The dominant rasa in this play is the "Karuna-rasa".
All the Seven Acts in Pratimanataka will be explained in this course.
Yes. There will be an Assessment conducted at the end of the course, and you will get an e-certificate from Vyoma Labs if you clear the assessment with 60% or more marks. (Details of the assessment will be announced by the end of the course)
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