124 A HISTORY OF TELUGU LITERATURE emergence <strong>of</strong> new social and political ideals, a fresh and truer conception <strong>of</strong> poetry is coming into vogue. It is realised that the poet is something more than the maker <strong>of</strong> verses, however beautiful. The poet is the seer, who sees life anew. The poet is the visionary, who imparts his visions to the reader. The reaction against kavya may carry the poet to the other extreme. If great art alone does not make noble <strong>literature</strong>, neither does great thought alone. Doubtless, life is the major partner ; but art has a vital interest. Quarried stones must be cut and polished. The neglect <strong>of</strong> form is only a passing phase. If our poets lay firm hold <strong>of</strong> the simple truth that true <strong>literature</strong> is the artistic expression <strong>of</strong> life, there is no need to be pessimistic <strong>of</strong> the future. The fecundity <strong>of</strong> the last few decades inspires hope for the future. A <strong>literature</strong> that has survived four centuries <strong>of</strong> kavya must have had a charmed life. The love <strong>of</strong> art is always with the <strong>Telugu</strong> poets. What <strong>literature</strong> stands in supreme need <strong>of</strong> is baptism by full immersion in Andhra life. Then the modern renaissance may yet add a new chapter to the <strong>Telugu</strong> <strong>literature</strong>, which can worthily compare with the glories <strong>of</strong> the Kavitraya and the grandeur <strong>of</strong> the Ashtadiggajas.
A BBANAMATYA, Kanuparti, f* 90 Abhinava Dandi(Title <strong>of</strong> Ketana), 56 Achyuta Nayak, 91 Achyuta Raya, 26 Adhydtma Rdmdyana, 54 Agastya, 21 Ahalyd Samkrandana, 92 Ahobala Mahdtmya, 48 Ahoballyd, 91 Akhyana, 33 Akkaras (<strong>of</strong> Nanniah), 40 Alamkara, 34 f . Allasani Peddana, 29 ff ., 72-80 Alphabet, <strong>Telugu</strong>, 18 AmareSvara, Chimmapudi, 59 Ambikasatakam, 59 Amuktamdlyada, 70 f. Anandakavi Mangalagiri (Chris- _ tian poet), 90, 105'f. Ananda Rangapillai, 92 Ananta Chandas, 65 Anantamatya, 65 Ananta Raju, Tupakula, 92 Andhra Bhasha, 15 ff . Andhra Bhashabhushana> 56 INDEX Titles <strong>of</strong> books are given in italics Andhra Bhasharnava, 93 Andhra _Bhoja (Title <strong>of</strong> Krishna- _ devaraya), 26 Andhra-Chodas, 23, 52, 56 Andhra DeSa, 14 Andhra Kavita Pita Mahudu _(Title <strong>of</strong> Allasani Peddana), 72 Andhra Kavula Charitra, 110 Andhra Lipi, 17 , 38 Andhra Parishad Patrika _(Newspaper), 9, 119 Andhra abda Chintamani (Prakriyakaumudi), 43 Andhra Sahitya Parishad, 110 Andhra Sarvasvamu, 113 Andhras History, Religion, _Literature, 14, etc. Andhra Van^maya Charitra, _110 Andhrula Charitra, 113 Annayya, Yadha Vakkula, 99 Anthologies, 18, 93 Anubhava Sara, 51 Anuruddha Charitra, 90, 105 Appa Rao, Guruzada, 115 Aryan origin <strong>of</strong> <strong>Telugu</strong>, 13 ff. Ashtadiggajas, The, 72, 84, 87 Aoka inscriptions, 20 Atharvana, 55 f . Atharvana, Bharata <strong>of</strong>, 21, 23, 49 Atharvana Chandas, 55 Atharvana Veda, 55 Avatdra Darpuna, 67 Ayyala Raju Ramabhadriah (or Ramabhadra Kavi), 30, 72, 75 f., 103 DAHMANI Kingdom, 25, 84 ** Bahulasva Charitra, 90 Bdla Bhdgavata, 65 Bala Saragvatl, Elakuchi, 88, 90, 114 Ballana Charitra, 90 BankimChandraChattopadhyaya, (translations from), 116 Bapamma, Bandi, 104 Basava Purdna, 24, 52, 63, 77 Beddanna, 23_,'51 _ Bhadradri RarnaSastri Sonti, 91 Bhadrddri Rdmasataka, 51 Bhdgavata, 41, 81, 88 Bhdgavatgltd, 91, 93 Bhairavakavi, 68
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