Indian poetics concerns the devices and figures that embellish expression. The science of alankara (figures of speech) is called Alamkarashastra. Ancient scholars such as Dandin define alankara as…
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Citations of “Setubandha” in Kāvyaśāstra Texts – A Study
This Hindi article investigates how verses from the Prakrit epic “Setubandha” (also known as “Rāvaṇavadha”) were used by Sanskrit rhetoricians to illustrate poetic figures and metre. The anonymous…
Authored by Parul Mānkad, this Gujarati article examines the concept of rasa (aesthetic flavour) as discussed in the treatise “Sāhitya‑Mīmāṁsā.” Mānkad begins by introducing the treatise’s authorship…
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Dr. Parul Mankad examines the fifth chapter of Ajitasenacharya’s treatise Rasanirūpaṇa, which sets out his views on rasa, the aesthetic flavour central to Sanskrit poetics. Drawing on Bharata’s…