%0 Journal Article
%T THE '3'ISMS IN RABINDRANATH TAGORE'S SHORT STORY'THE HUNGRY STONES'
%A P.SATYANARAYANA
%J Golden Research Thoughts
%D 2013
%I Laxmi Book Publication
%R 10.9780/22315063
%X Rabindranath Tagore's longest short story is ¡°The Hungry Stones¡±. It is a blendof 'Three isms'-Lyricism, Realism and Supernaturalism. A solitary marble palace builtby Emperor Mahmud Shah II for his pleasure and luxury about 250 years ago is thebackground of the story. The atmosphere in the palace is full of ¡°unrequited passions¡±and ¡°lurid flames of wild blazing pleasure¡± which raged within that palace centuriesago. Even today, the curse of all the heart-aches and blasted hopes had made its everystone thirsty and hungry, eager to swallow up a living flesh. Thus it is called the story of¡°The Hungry Stones¡±.
%K Persian beauty
%K horseback
%K a loud pearl of merry laughter
%K artistic and heart-aches.
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