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    The document provides a summary of the contents of 6 chapters from a book about the Dasam Granth. Chapter I examines the authorship of the Dasam Granth through internal and external evidence and analysis of text and style. Chapter II discusses the poetic background and influences on the Granth including other religious texts. Chapter III provides a brief critical study of the individual works within the Granth, summarizing each. Chapter IV analyzes the thought and religious, devotional, didactic, satire and secular themes within the poetry. Chapter V examines the artistic elements and techniques used including rasas, gunas, dhyan, alankar and musical influences.

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    The document provides a summary of the contents of 6 chapters from a book about the Dasam Granth. Chapter I examines the authorship of the Dasam Granth through internal and external evidence and analysis of text and style. Chapter II discusses the poetic background and influences on the Granth including other religious texts. Chapter III provides a brief critical study of the individual works within the Granth, summarizing each. Chapter IV analyzes the thought and religious, devotional, didactic, satire and secular themes within the poetry. Chapter V examines the artistic elements and techniques used including rasas, gunas, dhyan, alankar and musical influences.

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    Chapter I
    AUTHORSHIP OF THE DASAM GRANTH : ra
    Two views, 1—Views examined, 3—External Evidence; #4- Internal Evidence;! 9 :
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    Text and Style, 19-^Conclusion, 31. 1 ' 1-31

    Chapter II
    THE POETIC BACKGROUND :
    Influence of Gurbani, 32—of Kabir, Sur, Tulsi and other Bhakta poets, 32
    —of Braji Traditions, 32—of Riti School, 32—o? Bhushan, 33. 32-34

    Chapter III
    BRIEF CRITICAL STUDY OF THE WORKS IN THE DASAM GRANTH : ^
    Jap, 35—Akal Ustat, 37—Bachitra Natak Granth, 41-130 *. Bhachitra NUt ak, 42
    —Chandi Charitra I and II, 50—Chaubis Avtar, 57—Mehdi Mir, 114—Brahma
    Avtar, 114—Rudra Avtar, 121—Var Siri Bhagauti Ji Ki, 130—Gian Parbodh
    Granth, 138—Shabad "Hazare, 141—Sri Mukhibak Swaiya, 144—Swaiya Jo
    Kichh Lekh Likhio Bidhna, 144—Sastra Nam Mala, 147—Pakhyan Charitra, 150
    —Jafarnamah, 166—Hikayats, 167. ;i A 35-168

    Chapter IV
    THOUGHT VALUE : i :
    Introduction, A Retrospect, 169. Religious Poetry/ 169 : Doctrinal, 171 —
    Devotional, 191—Didactic, 201-—Satire, 205. Secular Poetry, 208 : Heroih, 218—
    Auto-biographical, Mytholbgical, 223—Characterological, 224—Conclusion,
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    226. 169-226

    Chapter V
    ARTIntroduction,
    VALUE : 227. Rasas, 228—Guna, 241—Dhyfhiii, bl3—Alankar, 250—Metre, ^,
    264—Music, Rag and Raginis, ,277—Language, 280—Diction, 282—Descriptions,
    295—of Nature, 296. f ^ ^ u i
    V.-1 ..V* .
    f: 227-304
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    Chapter VI a ( ^ t,,, *i

    LOOKING BACKWARD AND FORWARJ^


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    Historical Retrospect, 305—TheJiterary,.. religiou% ;[Pauranic and ipmpntic


    traditiops,: 3p5^I?petic conventions,- 307—Three-told'importance of the Granth :
    Historical, Formal and Poetic, 308-*Literaryestimcfte, 309—A suggQStion, 310. 305-310
    i—xlviii
    BIBLIOGRAPHY i—|

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