The Exhibition of the Theft and the Beliefs Associated With it in the "Karisal Region" Short Stories
Published 2022-07-10
Keywords
- Theft,
- Karisal Region,
- Trust,
- Thieves
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Abstract
Through reading, it is understood that modern storytelling in the form of Tamil literature embraces different themes in different forms and the expression of the same. Accordingly, the publication of the short story, which encompasses various forms of emotion, beautifully reveals the living conditions of many oppressed and sublime people from time immemorial outside of his fiction. In an effort to draw attention to the dilapidated manor, which has been subjected to a multifaceted crisis in many ways throughout history by a diverse group of selfish people, particularly the beliefs they hold in the lives of those who have been made thieves, as well as how the Karisal regional writer has created and illustrated them in his short story literature, as well as their pre- and post-theft belief-based activities in their short stories.
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