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Mahabharate Janabidroher Upadan

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  • Author: দেবীদাস আচার্য (Debidas Acharya)
  • Publisher: Ananda Publishers
  • Language: Bengali
  • Edition: Hardcover
  • ISBN:  9789388870542
  • Pages: 268
  • Weight: 420 grams

Book Description:

মহাভারতে জনবিদ্রোহের উপাদান delves deep into the social, political, and economic elements of the Mahabharata, highlighting its relevance in contemporary society. While the epic itself dates back thousands of years, its themes resonate strongly even today, particularly in the context of India's ongoing struggles with inequality, gender discrimination, and social division.

The book is divided into ten essays that dissect the Mahabharata from various modern perspectives. Through the lens of contemporary issues, the author explores the ancient text's reflections on the inequities present in our society. The focus is not only on the well-known characters such as the Pandavas but also on the larger socio-political landscape that the epic encapsulates. By challenging traditional interpretations, the author examines the Mahabharata's portrayal of power struggles, rebellion, justice, and protest in the light of today's socio-political environment.

Each essay reflects on the epic's depiction of the conflicts that were central to the narrative – the division of wealth, gender roles, and the complexities of right versus wrong, all of which have direct parallels in modern-day India. The book goes beyond merely analyzing the text; it opens a dialogue between the ancient and modern, questioning societal norms, using modern theories of history, politics, and economics.

This book is an essential read for those interested in understanding the Mahabharata not just as a religious or mythological narrative but as a potent source of social critique that remains relevant to this day.