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020			_a9780143417439
037			_cPurchased _nNBS,Kochi
041			_aEnglish
082			_a821 _bMUD/AP
100			_aMuddupalani
245			_aAPPEASEMENT OF RADHIKA : Radhika Santawanam _cTranslated by Sandhya Mulchandani
250			_a1
260			_aHariyana _bPenquin Books _c2011/01/01
300			_g166
500			_aAn erotic classic and the most recognized work of an celebrated nineteenth-century poet and courtesan 'Last night, I dreamt of Hari With that melodious-voiced woman. He seemed impatient with me, And now even The song of the nightingale seems shrill.' An erotic narrative poem that explores desire and jealousy, love experienced and love lost, Radhika Santawanam is the most recognized work of nineteenth-century poet and courtesan Muddupalani. Celebrated as a literary masterpiece in Muddupalani's lifetime, Radhika Santawanam was banned by the British in 1910 when it was published again, a century and a half later, with critics panning its graphic descriptions of lovemaking. And, after another hundred years, this epic is now available in its entirety for the first time in English translation
650			_aTranslations into English
700			_aSandhya Mulchandani (tr.)
942			_cLEN
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