Acharakkovai in Contemporary Relevance

Abstract

In the late sixteenth century and especially in the nineteenth century, the Renaissance in Western teas brought about a new flourishing not only for those who belonged to those lands but also on a global scale. On the one hand the imperialist crisis had to be faced but on the other hand the third world countries also started stepping on the development ladder. In this way, the arrival of the Europeans caused many changes in the Indo-Tamil social structure. The new inventions and ideas that emerged in Europe marked the beginning of a new life even for the countries that were subject to their rule. The beginning of a modern life in the colonial teas was a great deal in the fields of politics, society, economy, culture, education level and significant in fields like art and literature. Especially in the context of creative writing, the activities of creative reading have received a renaissance. In the process of creating literature, there was a great break in the traditional way of creation and modern literary forms took shape. In the process of reading, the traditional method of oral reading has been changed and new reading activities have emerged such as silent reading, multiple reading, re-reading, re-reading, re-reading. A series of events led to re-readings of the older art literature inherited in these societies. There is no denying that many western ideas formed the background for such leaps.