Ivory in Gold: A Study of Keats, Huxley, Kerouac Raja Rao, Ginsberg

The book is a pioneering study in analytical and comparative correspondences that achieved the pinnacle of glory at a certain Sermon on the Mount. The book makes an extensive analytical and comparative study in images, symbols, concepts, and ideas and their correspondence with Buddhist concepts in the selected works of Keats, Kerouac, Raja Rao, Huxley and Ginsberg. A writer weaves the tapestry of his narrative discourse through images and symbols. Hence they from the essence of a narrative. Dismembering such images leads to unveil the unknown vistas of the mind of an author. The study makes an intensive comparative assessment of such images, symbols, and concepts, and establishes their correspondence with various dimensions of Buddhist epistemology. Ivory in Gold is symbolic of Buddhist vajrakaya normally translates as the diamond Body of Buddha.