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Contents
AnnaTrynkowska,Introduction....................................
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JoannaJurewicz,WarandMysteryofGodintheR
̥gveda...............13
KlaraGöncMoačanin,BattleatKurukṣetraintheEyesofBharata
WomenasDescribedintheStrtparvanoftheMahóbhórata........30
MariolaPigoniowa,TheFather,theSon,andtheLament:
BetweentheRómóyanaandtheAeneid.........................41
MarcoFranceschini,WarandPeaceMirroringOneAnother
inSanskritPoetry...........................................65
ChettiarthodiRajendran,WarandPeace:Bānabhaṭṭa’sPerceptions
intheHarsacarita..........................................79
AnnaTrynkowska,PoliticalMetaphorsinthemahókóvya:
TheConceptualMetaphorthestateisapoem
inMāgha’sŚiśupólavadha....................................90
HerminaCielas,Chess,WarfareandFigurativePoetry(citrabandha)......101
MichaelHahn,WarCouncilinŚivasvāmin’sKapphinóbhyudaya:
TheJustificationforanExpansionistWarasGiven
inŚivasvāmin’sKapphinóbhyudaya............................115
JaroslavVacek,SelectCharacteristicsofThree4Professional’
CommunitiesasReflectedintheSangamWorks.................126
JacekWoźniak,TirumaṅkaiyālvārltheWarrior,theKing,andtheSaint:
TheAutobiographicalNotesfromPeriyatirumoli1.1.............141
CezaryGalewicz,DowntheRiverwithaSong:OnTravel,
Transformation,Space-producing,WarandPeace
intheRiverineTempleCultureofCentralKerala................152
MichałPanasiuk,BengaliSongsofWarandDespair...................171
WeronikaRokicka,DraupadtinAuschwitz:LiteraryPatterns
andSymbolsinNarrativesontheNaxaliteMovement............185
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