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Tholkappiyam Porulathikaram 1: தொல்காப்பியம் பொருளதிகாரம் 1
by Institute Of Distance Education University Of Madras Chennaiஅகம், புறம் எனும் இரண்டும் பொருள் எனப் பேசப்பபடும். பொருளினது இலக்கணம் உணர்த்தும் அதிகாரம் பொருளதிகாரம். தமிழ் மொழியில் இலக்கணம் எழுத்து, சொல், பொருள், யாப்பு அணி என ஐவகைப்படும். இவ்வைந்திணையும் தொல்காப்பியர் எழுத்து, சொல், பொருள் என மூன்றனுக்குள் அடக்குவர். எழுத்தின் இலக்கணத்தை எழுத்ததிகாரத்திலும், சொல்லின் இலக்கணத்தைச் சொல்லதிகாரத்திலும் உணர்த்திய ஆசிரியர், பொருளின் இலக்கணத்தைப் பொருளதிகாரத்தில் உணர்த்துகின்றார்.
Puraporul Venba Malai
by IyyanaarithanaarThis lesson offers a brief introduction to Pura Porul Ilakkanam. Tamil grammar is broadly classified into 5 major divisions - ie the letter (sol), the word or ezhuthu , content or porul, prosody or yappu and figures of speech or ani. “Porul” is the content or the subject of any literary work. The ethics and codes governing the social and domestic life of the Tamils is largely the subject underlying ancient Tamil literature. Tamil grammarians devised the Porul Ilakkanam to codify the content of poetry. Similar to the way in which the inner universe is divided into 7 ‘tinais’ or modes, Tholkappiar, the ancient Tamil grammarian, also codified the behaviour pertaining to the external world into 7 ‘tinais’- viz. ‘vetchi’, vanji’, ‘uzhinjai’, ‘ thumbai’, ‘vaagai’, ‘kanchi’ and ‘paadaan’. ‘Pannirupadalam’ was the first grammar text to explain the various pura tinais. It was composed by the 12 disciples of Agathiyar, including Tholkappiar.Only a few verses of this text are extant today. ‘Puraporul Venba Malai’ is another grammar text on‘puram’ written later by Iyyanaarithanaar.
ti. jaanakiraaman kuRunaavalkaL
by Ti. JaanakiraamanThis is the complete novel collections of ti. Jaanakiraaman. It leads the reader to the different world while reading and takes into different location by the narration of the author.
Holy Bible - New Testament - Part VI Jacob, Peter 1-2, John 1-3, Jude & Revelation
by Jacob Peter John JudeJacob: Twentieth book contains five chapters Peter 1. Twenty first book contains five chapters Peter 2. Twenty second book contains three chapters John 1. Twenty third book contains five chapters John 2. Twenty fourth book contains one chapter John 3. Twenty fifth book contains one chapter Jude: Twenty sixth book contains one chapter Revelation: The Twenty seventh book of the ‘Revelation of John’ is the last in the collection of documents which constitute the New Testament which contains twenty two chapters.
Oru Saan Ulagam
by S. Jenny J. S. RajkumarThis book is a health guide providing information on Digestive System, its organs, the health problems relating to it and their prevention.
Short Story Collections of Jeyakantan - 1
by JeyakantanA collection of 10 short stories with logical dialogues, focusing on the paradoxes of society.
Short Story Collections of Jeyakantan - 2
by JeyakantanCollection10 short stories on social themes, most of which contains the dialect of the community or the locality in a style as if the author is talking to the reader. Written during 50s, 60s and 70s of the last century.
Short Story Collections of Jeyakantan - 3
by JeyakantanContains 11 short stories sharply bringing out the paradoxes of society with a philosophical touch written during 60s and 70s of the last century.
Holy Bible - New Testament - Part IIA, The Gospel According to John
by JohnThe Gospel of John, ascribed to the Apostle John. This gospel begins with a philosophical prologue and ends with appearances of the resurrected Jesus. It is the fourth book of the New Testament and contains eleven chapters.
Sarvajnar
by K. B. Prabhu Prasad Pattu M. BhoopathiThis book is a Translation in Tamil by Pattu M. Bhoopathi of K. B. Prabhu Prasad’s monograph in English on Sarvajnar, a poet in the Kannada language. He is famous for his pithy three-lined poems which are called tripadis. This book analyzes his divinity and ability to portray the true nature of human livelihood with his tripadis verses.
Tamizh Naval Ilakkiyam
by K. KailasapathiThis book talks about the history and growth of Tamizh novels and it’s importance as a genre in Tamizh Literature
Adiyum Mudiyum
by K. KailasapathyAdiyum Mudiyum is a fine philosophical/sociological analysis of certain Tamil religious texts and practices. The story of the search for head and root, whether it is fully believed or not, functions as a symbol in our society’s belief system.
Ilakkiyamum Thiranaivum
by K. KailasapathyThe veteran author makes a detailed study of Tamil Literature and Criticism and also emphasizes criticism’s importance in Literature.
Oppiyal Ilakkiyam
by K. KailasapathyThe book talks about Comparative Literature, and it is a compilation of different essays by the author under the topic like Comparative Literature’s philosophies, research in the field,Tamil Heroic Age etc.
Thamizh Veeranilaik Kavithai
by K. Kailasapathy K. V. BalasubramanianThis book is a translation of veteran author K.Kailasapathy's 'Tamil heroic Poetry' , that is till date a very important work in the field of Research.It introduced 'Sanga Kala Ilakkiyam' to the rest of the world as well.
Yazhpana Pugaiyelai
by Nirmalya KakkanadanThis book is translation in Tamil by Nirmalya of Sahitya Akademi Award Winning Malayalam Novel Jaffna Pugaiyelai by Kakkanadan.
Alai Osai: Part I - Boogambam
by KalkiThis is the first part of the four parts novel which won the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award. The beautiful descriptions of pre-independence India, the little villages of Rajampettai and Devapattinam and the vivid portrayal of the main characters of this novel viz., Seeta, Dharini, Lalita, Raghavan Surya are the highlights of this novel.
Alai Osai: Part II - Puyal
by KalkiThis is the second part of the four parts novel which won the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award. The beautiful descriptions of pre-independence India, the little villages of Rajampettai and Devapattinam and the vivid portrayal of the main characters of this novel viz., Seeta, Dharini, Lalita, Raghavan Surya are the highlights of this novel.
Alai Osai: Part III - Erimalai
by KalkiThis is the third part of the four parts novel which won the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award. The beautiful descriptions of pre-independence India, the little villages of Rajampettai and Devapattinam and the vivid portrayal of the main characters of this novel viz., Seeta, Dharini, Lalita, Raghavan Surya are the highlights of this novel.
Alai Osai: Part IV - Pralayam
by KalkiThis is the fourth and concluding part of the four parts novel which won the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award. The beautiful descriptions of pre-independence India, the little villages of Rajampettai and Devapattinam and the vivid portrayal of the main characters of this novel viz., Seeta, Dharini, Lalita, Raghavan Surya are the highlights of this novel.
Karu Mudhal Kuzhandhai Varai
by Jayarani KamarajIn this book, the author enlightens on Pregnancy in a question-answer format. Written in a simple and easy to understand language, the book speaks about Symptoms of Pregnancy, Clinical Tests, Precautions to be taken before and during pregnancy and during and after delivery, Diet, Complications, Abortion and solutions, Beauty and Health. Immunization Table is an added feature of the book.
I.T. Thuraiyil Irukkireergala?
by T. KamarajThis book deals with occupational health hazards, both physical and psychological, of personnel employed in IT industry.
Ungalaal Mudiyum!
by T. KamarajThis Tamil book written in an educative language deals with Male sexual disorders both physical and Psychological. The topics include-Sexual dysfunctions or malfunctions, uncommon orgasm disorders, erectile dysfunction-the causes, symptoms, clinical studies, remedies and treatment.
Amma-Appa Aaganumaa?
by T. Kamaraj R. Priya K. S. JayaraniThis book is a boon for those longing for a Child. Unfolding the exotic nature and secrets of human anatomy, this fifteen chapters book has topics which include infertility, genetic disorders, fertility tests, test tube babies, donation, planning the family, etc.
Saraswati Antati & Satakopar Antati of Kambar
by KambarAndhathi is a classical poetic format of verses wherein the last word of a verse will be the first word of the next verse and so on till the end of all verses. Saraswati Andhathi belongs to this format wherein Poet Kambar is profusely glorifying Goddess Saraswati with whose boon Kambar was believed to have been bestowed with poetic skill. In Satagopopar Andhati Kambar pays rich tributes to Saint Nammazhwar, one of the twelve vaishnavite Azhwars. Poet Kambar lauds God Vishnu as the greatest of all Gods and Nammazhwar who composed chanting verses on God Vishnu as the greatest of all Azhwars.