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S. Praharaj,P. K. Mohanty,B. C. Sahoonguage writers saw themselves as in need of establishing the value of the cultural tradition in which they operated—certainly for the audience constituted by the wider world, but, consequently, to a certain extent for their own eyes as well.

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Tauseef A. Ansari,Y. B. Katpatall, universal, learned, Latin-based culture, but rather on a belletristic conception of heterogeneous national literary traditions interacting with one another and negotiating issues of linguistic diversity and cultural marginality/centrality. This chapter brings this more modern version of the repub

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Tauseef A. Ansari,Y. B. Katpatals, as part of its transnational orientation, constantly calls attention to the . of multiple national literary traditions and to the related dynamic of “national emulation.” For Gibbon, “the genius of Europe” emerges out of the competition of nations, religions, languages; and, likewise, the eightee

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