Dandin; Onians, Isabelle (translator)
What Ten Young Men Did
What Ten Young Men Did
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New York: JFC Foundation, 2005. Duodecimo in teal DJ, 651 pages, map, 17 cm Extremely mild rubbing to spine foot, light soiling to fore-edges, exceedingly gentle rubbing to corners, half inch tear to DJ spine foot, less than quarter inch tear to DJ spine foot, extremely gentle rubbing to DJ corners, else Near Fine(-) in Near Fine(-) DJ. Hardcover. ISBN: 0814762069
"What Ten Young Men Did is autobiographical in two senses. Each of the youths narrates his personal story. Nor could the author have written with such confident realism were he not drawing on his own picaresque adventures, in his native South India and beyond." "Dandin's book is also distinguished by its worldly themes. Real men and women find themselves in a variety of predicaments, from the naturalistic to the fantastic. Morality competes against satire, magic assists cynical stratagems, and ideal love is married with eroticism. The ten stories culminate in the young men's experienced wisdom and world domination."--Jacket. Sanskrit literature -- Translations into English.
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