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020			_a978-8173049590
082			_a891.4612 _bSON
245			_aThe songs of Tukoba
250			_a1st ed.
260			_aNew Delhi _bManohar _c2012
300			_a180p.
504			_aIntroduction: Tuka Became the Pinnacle The Songs of Tukoba 1. Personal/Autobiographical Songs 2. On Refusing to Meet Shivaji 3. Who are 'We', the Varkaris 4. Social and Religious Critique 5. Religious Questioning 6. Other Abhangs
520			_aSongs of Tukoba Tukoba (Tukaram) was a seventeenth-century Bhakti Sant (saint-poet) of the Varkari movement in Maharashtra. He is still considered the best Marathi poet. These new translations by Gail Omvedt and Bharat Patankar seek to capture the wonder of his writing, his lyricism and his profound meanings.
546			_aEnglish
650			_aReligious poetry
650			_aTukārāma, approximately 1608-approximately 1649
650			_aTukaram
650			_aSongs of Tukoba
700			_aOmvedt Gail. _eTranslator
700			_aPatankar, Bharat. _eTranslator
942			_cBKS
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