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Psychological Factors that Affect the Interpersonal Conflict Between Mother and Son in Western Dramas (With Reference to Selected Dramas)

Kodagoda, Asanka (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The conflict of a drama is based on its character. It happens as a result of a disagreement or an opposition. The conflict between two characters is identified as interpersonal conflict. This interpersonal conflict is ...
Dissimilarities between the Arahantship of Sukkavipassaka and the Samatayānika; An Analytical Study with Regard to Commentaries

Damithasara, Thero Pinkande (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The main objective of the religious and philosophical teachings in the 6th century BC is to find eternal liberation. In Buddhism, it is stated as Arahantship. One major characteristic of it is overcoming the defilements, ...
A Content Analysis on the Influence of Tele-Dramas on Social Consciousness in the Post-modernist Communication Space (Based on Two Selected Indian Teledrama)

Sewwandi, Walisarage Nithya (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The purpose of this research study was to study the effect of media on the consumer's thinking. The research problem raised by this is to ask what is the utility of the influence of media texts on the thinking of the current ...
Brahmacarya: A Comparative Study on the Similarities and Dissimilarities between Jainism and Buddhism

Sumangala Thero, Kalawane (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The study of the literature of Brahmins reveals that the concept of Brahmacharya (Celibate Life) leads up to the pre-Buddhist period. Certain teachings unveil that Brahmacarya reveals an idea of superiority. Jain philosophy ...
The Narratological Technique Occupied by the Sinhala Short Story Writer Eric Illayapparachchi

Kaweeshwara, Sudesh (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Narration, in the simplest terms, is telling a story in a chronological sequence. It can also be identified as the art or the practice of telling a story. Diverse narrative styles or modes can be observed in many literary ...
An Exploratory Study of the Influence of “MūLamadymakakāRika” to Establish the Philosophical Basis of Early Buddhism

Samitha Thero, Opatha (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Mādyamaka philosophy originated around the 2nd Century A.D. and became a more philosophical Buddhist School with Mūlamadymakakārika by Nāgārjunapāda. The author proved in Kārikā that, every phenomenon is impermanent in the ...
An Exploratory Study of How the Actor Guides the Imagination in Depicting Non-tangible Experiences (Based on the Stanislavski’s ‘The Magic If’ Concept)

Semapala, G. D. K. Sandunika (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

This research is an investigative study of how the actor directs the imagination in depicting non-tangible situations. It is based on Stanislavski’s concept of ‘The Magic If’. The basic idea of the ‘The Magic If’ concept ...
A Study of Human Rights in the Vedic Tradition

Gunasoma Thero, Eruwewe (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Vedic literature is the literature that emerged after the Aryans migrated to India. This is explained through the books composed till the time of Vedas, Vedangas, Aranyakas and Upanishads. The knowledge and experience that ...
An Investigation of the Inscriptions of Harispattu and Thumpane

Jayasinghe, J. L. G. V. M. S. S. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

There are many historically important archaeological sites in Harispattu and Thumpane, the local administrative units known as the country near Kandy in the Kanda Udarata Kingdom, and through this research, the aim is to ...
An Investigation on the Relevancy of the Use of Chandasa in the Versification (With Emphasis on Sinhalese Chandas Tradition)

Anuruddhasiri Thero, Keembiye (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Chandasa (prosody) and Vṛtta (metre) are the two basic elements that give formative beauty in poetry. Everything related to chandas is considered in the chandas-śāstra. Eastern, as well as Western scholars, adopt a relevant ...
A Study of Religious Concepts Emerging from Short Films Made After the 21st Century in the Countries of the Asian Region

Perera, W. H. R.; Fernando, H. S. R.; Wijesiri, U. K. R. S. P. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Short films are a social, experimental, and documentary art medium that helps people express their religious concepts through various fields. In this research, a study of the religious concepts and art of a human community ...
The Buddhist Idea of Memory : A Study Based on the "SmrutibīJa" Concept

Suseema Thero, Karandagolle (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Memory can be identified as a prominent concept discussed in modern psychology. Since the beginning of psychology, different schools of psychology have expressed their views on memory through different approaches and with ...
Study on the Utilisation of Analysis and Synthesis Theories of Theravada Abhidhamma for Resolving Human Problems

Dhammawansa Thero, Meedeniye (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Whether the theories of analysis and synthesis could be applied in resolving human issues is the research question and the study’s objective. Here, secondary and tertiary sources related to Abhidhamma Pitaka would be ...
A Study of the Utility of Orthography for Meaningful Expression in Language

Vipula Thero, Ginikatuwewe; Chandasiri Thero, Olaganwaththe (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The relationship between orthography and meaningful expression is crucial with regard to any given language, though opponents of orthographic rules or patterns often argue that orthography is not an essential element in ...
An Evaluation of the Social Role of the Sri Lankan Women Portrayed in the Sinhala Marian Hymns: Based on the Marian Hymns of Rev. Fr. Marcelline Jayakody

Fernando, Christine Rovina (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Marian devotion holds a significant place in Christianity, with Mary symbolizing the ideal representation of women. Over time, a rich tradition of Marian devotion developed, resulting in the creation of prayers, hymns, ...
An Ecological View of Jesus’ Parable-Based Teachings on the Kingdom of God in the Synoptic Gospels of the New Testament

Samarasinghe, Sanduni Mahesha (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The art of storytelling, which is enriched by parables and country folklore’s creativity, exists in every rural society. The Rabbis of Judah employed parables as a powerful teaching and encouragement tool in the Galilean ...
A Study of the Portrayed of Female Role and Gender Social Sexuality in the Sri Lanka Cinema

Samaranayaka, H. I. S. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The main purpose of this is to study the portrayal of female roles and gender Social sexuality in Sri Lanka cinema. The main problem of this research was to study how gender and social sexuality influence the portrayal of ...
A Study of the Form of the Elephant as the Subject of Indigenous Painters and Colonial Artists in Their Paintings in the Sri Lankan Context

Suren, P. K. Isuru (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The elephant has been a subject in Sri Lankan visual art in its many forms for a long time, reflected in traditional paintings. Correspondingly, in the Sri Lankan context during the British colonial period, elephants were ...
Disabled Soldiers Depicted by Otto Dix

Jayakodi, W. A. Malki Kaushalee (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

World War I, which was one of the worst conflicts of all time, was based on racism, classism, extremist religious ideas, as well as militarisation, and greed for power. With the defeat of Germany, there were many disabled ...
A Study of the Characteristics of Student-Centered Education as Reflected in Buddhism

Sudaththa Thero, Madugalle (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

As a new approach, student-centred education is more popular than teachercentred education in the modern education system. The fundamental characteristics of the student-centred educational system date back to the Upanishad, ...

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