Indian Poetics |
Contents
Rise and Growth of Poetics 1 Introduction | 1 |
Bharatas Natyaśāstra | 8 |
The Schools of Alankara and Riti | 17 |
The School of Dhvani | 37 |
The Antagonists and Subsumers of Dhvani | 64 |
The Age of Refinement | 84 |
Additional Topics | 100 |
The Poet The Poem The Reader | 109 |
Rasa Dhvani | 201 |
Word and Sense | 203 |
Kinds of Dhvani | 223 |
The Suggestive Elements | 242 |
Guņibhūtavyangya and Citra | 261 |
Suggestion | 272 |
Bhāva Vibhāva and Anubhāva | 289 |
The Experience of Rasa i | 301 |
Introduction | 111 |
The Definitions of Poetry | 122 |
The Sources of Poetry | 134 |
The Accessories of Poetry | 152 |
The Poets Creation | 167 |
The Reader | 184 |
The Benefits of Poetry | 191 |
The Experience of Rasa ii | 315 |
Types of Rasa | 340 |
Sāntarasa | 368 |
Aucitya | 380 |
Select Glossary | 394 |
Select Bibliography | 398 |
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Abhinavabhārati Abhinavagupta according aesthetic alankara Anandavardhana aphorism appears arise beauty become Bhamaha Bharata Bhattanayaka bhāva Bhima Bhoja's called century A.D. chapter commentary consider context conveyed Dandin definition delight denotation described dhvani dhvani school Dhvanyaloka discussion Draupadi Duryodhana Dushyanta elements emotion essence example experience of rasa extent eyes figures of speech gloss guna guņas heart Hemachandra Hence illustration important indication indicative function Jagannatha Jimutavahana Kalidasa kāma Kannada kāvyam Kavyaprakāśa kind knowledge Kuntaka literal sense Lollata Mahābhārata Mahimabhatta Mammata meaning mental modes mentioned mind nature Natyaśāstra occurs pathos person philosophy pleasure poem poet poet's imagination poetry Prakrit present Rajasekhara Rama Rāmāyana reader revealed rhetoricians Rudrabhatta Sakuntala Sanskrit śāntarasa seen sentence sorrow soul of poetry spectator sphota śringāra statement sthāyi sthāyibhāva subordinated suggestion suggested sense suggestive function taste theorists things topic utterance Valmiki Vamana Vatsaraja verse vibhāva Vyaktiviveka word and sense worldly