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Thanks a lot LDK but this trivialize the issue further.Let us see more literature and come out with our own interpretations and if possible see some of...
Arvind Mishra
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In my opinion, 'Ati' should increase the degree of closeness to 'yathaarth'. Going beyond would make it surrealistic. CMN ldkala <ldkala@...> wrote: I...
CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL
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Dear Swapnil jee, I went through the story. Congrats. It's a wonderful story. Some comments, however, because that's why we are discussing, not just to get...
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Aug 29, 2007
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I hope most of you must have seen much reference to surrealism on various websites, so no point mentining that. And I think forum is not a place to point out...
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Aug 29, 2007
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Dear Nautiyal ji! Thanks a lot to the critical analysis. I will make changes in the story as per your suggestions. Since I am turing from short stories to ...
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There is a problem. Cornea has become a physical entity but hand's status is not clear. On one hand, it's in mind only; on the other it was felt by others...
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Cornea becomes a physical entity becuase the mind was kept convinced that he 'did' have a corrected cornea in his eyes -- to further manipulate him, doctors...
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Great writeup Swapnil! SAADHUVAAD!! arvind "swapnil.bhartiya" <arnieswap@...> wrote: I hope most of you must have seen much...
Arvind Mishra
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Aug 29, 2007
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Swapnil's opinion on the issue is very well thought of and emphatically presented.Now on the basis of discussions held so far beginning with dear Reema's...
Arvind Mishra
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In sci-fi we are constantly tesing things with science- razor. So it is, in general, controlled by reason except at one point or two where we take liberty but...
CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL
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The moment you induce element of surrealism in SF it becomes Fantasy. Rather to me surrealism and science fiction are enemies to each other. In ordinary...
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But you at least accept that surrealistic touch in sci fant? isn't it? "swapnil.bhartiya" <arnieswap@...> wrote: The moment...
Arvind Mishra
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Freinds,Swapnil's story shall be discussed under this caption,it entered wrong forum! arvind "swapnil.bhartiya" <arnieswap@...> wrote:...
Arvind Mishra
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Aug 29, 2007
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That was not an statement, I was asking other members if those were examples of surrealism, or if there are other connections as well? ... Over to you.. ~...
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Aug 30, 2007
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they exactly are,sf is a surrealistic literature! I have researched it and have developed an understanding of my own in these days.thanks to our profession...
arvind mishra
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Aug 30, 2007
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could you please share with us your finding -- other connections between the two? ` swapnil -- In indiansciencefiction@..., "arvind mishra" ... ...
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yes why not if only you try to listen! sf [fic and fant both incorporated] is not 'realistic fiction' as realistic fiction is generally understood by its...
Arvind Mishra
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All fiction are work of imagination. The characters and situations are seldom real but are realistic. In my opinion, SF is not surrealistic for the simple...
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Very valid and strong point, and that is why I was hesitant and said that to a great extent SF and surrealism can never be on same plane. I asked for more such...
swapnil.bhartiya
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Yes Dr. Nautiyal,fictional situations in our social fictions are 'seldom real' but assumed to be realistic.Likewise the backgrounds in science fiction are...
Arvind Mishra
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Aug 30, 2007
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I would beg to differ Arvind ji. Not-real is different from surreal. How would you support your statement that "science fiction are never never realistic in...
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When I said 'seldom real', I meant they are not actual happenings but created by the author using imagination. However, it's done in a way that the rader...
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Any one not only you who has some bhejaa is free to differ in literature Swapnil. To me sf is a surrealistic literature maintaining its distinct...
Arvind Mishra
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Aug 30, 2007
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Yes dr. Nautiyal saahab I am getting your points.And in contrast to our realistic fictions which appear before the audience as real [even if on reels]...
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The following lines in my last post show that our view does have overlap. ' In occasional cases, there may be surrealistic situations in science fiction or...
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Aug 31, 2007
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Good Humour! A realistic one Dr.Nautiayal ji. CHANDRA MOHAN NAUTIYAL <cmnautiyal@...> wrote: The following lines in my last post show that our view...
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Can we include illusions into surrealism? For example 1. Earth is not flat but we see it flat. 2. Mirage 3. We see a star and feel that it is present but...
zeashan zaidi
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Sep 1, 2007
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Good queries Zeahaan ! thanks! Now any buddy to answer please? arvind zeashan zaidi <zeashanzaidi@...> wrote: Can we include illusions into surrealism? ...
Arvind Mishra
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Hi! Before I take up Zeeshan's queries, I would request Zeeshan to please throw some light on what is actually surrealism (his own understanding and not...
swapnil.bhartiya
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No. CMN zeashan zaidi <zeashanzaidi@...> wrote: Can we include illusions into surrealism? For example 1. Earth is not flat but we see it flat. 2. Mirage ...
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