Research & Ideas
Poorvam publishes research, essays and conversations on culture, philosophy, literature and the arts.
This review examines Arjun Bharadwaj's Indian Perspective of Truth and Beauty in Homer's Epics, a comparative literary study that applies Indian aesthetic philosophy to H...
Commemorative Volume · Call for Papers
Poorvam International Journal invites scholars to contribute to a double-blind peer-reviewed commemorative volume honouring Prof. Jay L. Garfield.
PIJCACE · Peer-Reviewed Journal
This study proposes that there exists a deeper structural affinity between performance practice and philosophical inquiry than is ...
This review essay examines Nalini Bhushan and Jay L. Garfield's new translation of Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya's Subject as Freed...
Saradindu Bandyopadhyay’s immortal creation Byomkesh Bakshi stands apart from other conventional detective characters both in term...
This paper explores the theme of female autonomy extensively with special reference to demanding female authority, rights, and fre...
PIJCACE · ISSN 3107-6866
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Research Scholar Department of Sanskrit and Philosophy, Ramakrishna Mission Vivekanan...
Poorvam Ideas
The nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century fundamentally changed our understanding of the physical world with the astounding success of the “new physics”. The ...
This essay is part of a longer attempt to think about consciousness after losing my 48-year-old husband, the philos...
Dhvani Imprints & Books
A collection of self-translations from three Bengali volumes — rendered into English during the years of pandemic distance. Four mov...
In "TWO PLAYS," Rik Amrit demonstrates his masterful ability to transform profound narratives into captivating theatrical experience...
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Authors in Conversation: The Dharma of Justice in the Sanskrit Epics Violence, Cruelty, and the Question of t...
Hindu devotional traditions have long been recognized for their sacred geographies as well as the sensuous asp...
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Poorvam International Journal of Creative Arts and Cultural Expressions invites original philosophical essays exploring Buddhist Episte...
Our first annual newsletter chronicles the completion of one year of the Poorvam research ecosystem, highlighting 14 published peer-rev...
Lectures & Talks
What does it mean to be plural? What happens when a poet creates not merely characters, but entire selves? In this episode of Authors in Conversation, Poorvam welcomes p...
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Swami Medhananda (Dr. Ayon Maharaj)
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खेला · Khelā
Match classical Sanskrit roots (dhātu) and etymologies to their modern philosophical equivalents.
Play Koṣa →Identify the poetic meter (Chandas) and philosophical origin of timeless classical verses.
Play Śloka →Split compound Sanskrit terms into their morphological and phonetic constituents.
Play Sandhi →Connect thematic philosophical triads through shared semantic and textual linkages.
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