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<article-title>The Vanishing Humanity with Reference to Andesri&#8217;s Poem &#8220;The Man&#8221;</article-title>
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<author>Gajula Kumar</author>

<aff>English and Foreign Languages University, India</aff>

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<p>Among the different thematic elements observed in poetry of the world, celebrating, appreciating and worshiping nature has been a prime concern for poets. Certain poets such as John Keats, P. B. Shelley and S. T. Coleridge etc. have created their identity particularly associated with nature, as their main objective is elucidation of various aspects of nature. These aspects include Psychological dilemma, Philosophical problems, Religious pragmatism, and Social Reformation and Cultural aspects. Each of these aspects inspires us an optimistic manner and inculcates in readers a sense of appreciation towards nature and its vicissitude. Such kind of nature poetry has been taken for this research. It seeks to undertake an investigation into nature poetry in the context of AndeSri. This enquiry aims to undertake a research with regard to the concept of nature, the beauty and melody of nature, the innocence and ferociousness of nature, and the soothing and destructive quality of nature. The interface between human experience and nature&#8217;s expression is the overall objective of the study.</p>
<p><italic>Keywords: </italic>Humanity, Relationship, Religion, Culture, Technology.</p>
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