Philosophy in Kannadasan and Pattukottaiyar's Works

Abstract

At a time when uncivilized human society was in the history of the world, there was no intellectual environment at that time to moralize him. As the language developed, he gave his mute thoughts a form of expression. He gathered a collection of experiences he felt and tried to refine his life. It was then that he decided to give up hunting, create habitats to suit the way he produces and eats, and think about the importance of dressing up. The use of one's own knowledge is estimated to be the main factor for this dialectical change. It was this beginning that gave rise to today's knowledge society, which thinks centrally and using knowledge today. The whole form of this sphere of knowledge is called philosophy. The main purpose of philosophy is to promote the life of the individual and the social life which becomes synergistic with the life of each individual. The basis of philosophy is the formulation of the laws of life for everything, regardless of whether it is uyarthinai or akrinai. The Tamil poets Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram and Kaviyarasu Kannadasan, at the point of philosophy, similarly promote social welfare and individual welfare in many places. In particular, philosophy should not be confined to being developed according to the context; On the contrary, it should reach out to the common man. For this, both of them handle the literary base very well. It is noteworthy that the theoretical ideas they formulated, especially in film song forms and in simple terminology, have brought about many changes in Tamil society even today. The aim is to study comparatively these philosophical ideas expressed in the works of the two.