Mains Paper I · 1 AP Social & Cultural History · 1.15 Modern Telugu literature
1.15.3 Telugu poetry movements: Bhava kavitvam to progressive, Digambara and Dalit poetry
Twentieth-century Telugu poetry moved in waves: the romantic bhava kavitvam (from 1913), the progressive abhyudaya poetry led by Sri Sri (1930s–40s), the revolutionary and Digambara poets (1960s–70s), and feminist and Dalit poetry (1980s–90s), each answering the politics of its time.
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Key terms
- bhava kavitvam
- Rayaprolu Subba Rao
- Trunakankanam
- Navya Kavita Pitamaha
- Devulapalli Krishna Sastri
- Andhra Shelley
- Krishna Paksham
- Nanduri Subba Rao
- Yenki Patalu
- Viswanatha Satyanarayana
- Kinnerasani Patalu
- Tripuraneni Ramaswamy Choudary
- Kavi Raju
- Suta Puranam
- Gurram Jashuva
- Gabbilam
- Firadausi
- abhyudaya
- Sri Sri
- Mahaprasthanam
- Abhyudaya Rachayitala Sangham
- Arasam
- Viplava Rachayitala Sangham
- Virasam
- Digambara kavulu
- Nagnamuni
- Nikhileswar
- Cherabanda Raju
- Jwalamukhi
- Mahaswapna
- Bhairavayya
- feminist poetry
- Dalit poetry
- Karamchedu
- Garimella Satyanarayana
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