Significance of Novel
The text discusses the concept of a novel in India, emphasizing its rich cultural and historical significance. It describes a novel as a literary form that can oscillate between simple storylines and deeper themes. The work "The Man-Eater of Malgudi" is highlighted for its exploration of good versus evil, showcasing the enduring relevance of novels. The genre of "Dariyalal" merges fiction with historical events, and it concludes with a philosophical vision of reconciliation in Prince Jali's rapid education.
Synonyms: Book, Publication, Fiction, Narrative, Tale, Romance, Literary work, Volume, Work, Manuscript
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The concept of Novel in local and regional sources
The keyphrase "Novel" encompasses a literary genre exemplified by 'Dariyalal,' blending historical and fictional themes, exploring good versus evil, and offering philosophical insights, while remaining culturally relevant and appreciated in contemporary literature.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) A literary form where the novelist's personality may be less obvious, but underlying conceptions of life are inevitably revealed through the story and its execution.[1] (2) This was one of the literary forms that interested Masti, and he excelled in whatever form he chose.[2] (3) The novel is mentioned as a form of literature that is far from being underrated, indicating its continued relevance and appreciation by the public in the present time.[3] (4) This is the literary work under consideration, which is about the man-eater of Malgudi, and explores themes of good versus evil, and the disruption of order.[4] (5) The story that is described as having a village with a rich Sthalapurana or legendary history of its own and is high on the ghats up the steep mountains that face the cool Arabian seas.[5]