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Kavyaprakasha refers to: A work by Mammata which treats Riti and Vritti as similar concepts in the study of poetics... A work that contains a sequential arrangement of karika numbers for referencing poetic concepts.
Kavyaprakasha refers to: A work by Mammata which treats Riti and Vritti as similar concepts in the study of poetics... A work that contains a sequential arrangement of karika numbers for referencing poetic concepts.
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Rajashekhara refers to: A significant figure in Sanskrit poetics who examines and defines various aspects of Kavya (poetry), including its major elements... A name derived from 'raja candrah shekhara yasya', implying a connection to the deity Shiva, as noted in the work of Amara.
Rajashekhara refers to: A significant figure in Sanskrit poetics who examines and defines various aspects of Kavya (poetry), including its major elements... A name derived from 'raja candrah shekhara yasya', implying a connection to the deity Shiva, as noted in the work of Amara.
48 concepts in 1 topics and 2 sources.
Sanskrit poetics refers to: The study of the principles and aesthetic qualities of Sanskrit poetry; Rajashekhara's work plays a crucial role in this field... A traditional form of poetry and literary criticism based on ancient Indian literature and aesthetics.
Sanskrit poetics refers to: The study of the principles and aesthetic qualities of Sanskrit poetry; Rajashekhara's work plays a crucial role in this field... A traditional form of poetry and literary criticism based on ancient Indian literature and aesthetics.
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Sahityadarpana refers to: A poetical work by kaviraja Vishvanatha that also utilizes the term Sahitya in its literary examination... A classical text that provides guidance and principles on various aspects of poetry and literary criticism.
Sahityadarpana refers to: A poetical work by kaviraja Vishvanatha that also utilizes the term Sahitya in its literary examination... A classical text that provides guidance and principles on various aspects of poetry and literary criticism.
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Mammata refers to: A theorist championing the concept of tatparya in the study of Sanskrit poetics and author of Kavya-prakasha... A reference to an individual or authority that discusses the nuances of word usage and categorization in poetic rhetoric.
Mammata refers to: A theorist championing the concept of tatparya in the study of Sanskrit poetics and author of Kavya-prakasha... A reference to an individual or authority that discusses the nuances of word usage and categorization in poetic rhetoric.
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Rasa refers to: The aesthetic flavor or essence in poetry that evokes certain emotions in the reader... Emotion and sentiment in poetry, which can infuse new freshness and creativity into common themes.
Rasa refers to: The aesthetic flavor or essence in poetry that evokes certain emotions in the reader... Emotion and sentiment in poetry, which can infuse new freshness and creativity into common themes.
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Krishna refers to: the divine figure involved in fetching firewood; equated with means of accomplishment... A significant figure in this context, exemplifying qualities of both soothing and the beauty represented by clouds.
Krishna refers to: the divine figure involved in fetching firewood; equated with means of accomplishment... A significant figure in this context, exemplifying qualities of both soothing and the beauty represented by clouds.
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Shringararasa refers to: The sentiment of love, which includes various categories such as sambhoga and vipralambha, representing different aspects of romantic emotion... A rasa where nirveda has relevance and can manifest in a vyabhicari-bhava context.
Shringararasa refers to: The sentiment of love, which includes various categories such as sambhoga and vipralambha, representing different aspects of romantic emotion... A rasa where nirveda has relevance and can manifest in a vyabhicari-bhava context.
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Vastudhvani refers to: A sense or quality implied through grammatical forms; indicates deeper meanings derived from structure... The implied double meaning, indicating a layered significance that arises from a contextual reading.
Vastudhvani refers to: A sense or quality implied through grammatical forms; indicates deeper meanings derived from structure... The implied double meaning, indicating a layered significance that arises from a contextual reading.
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Alamkara refers to: Elements that increase the beauty of poetry known as kavyashobha, but are distinct from gunas which are considered essential... A term used in Sanskrit poetics to refer to figures of speech or embellishments in poetry.
Alamkara refers to: Elements that increase the beauty of poetry known as kavyashobha, but are distinct from gunas which are considered essential... A term used in Sanskrit poetics to refer to figures of speech or embellishments in poetry.
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Upamana refers to: The reference subject for comparison; in this context, it is omitted in elliptical constructions... the reference point or comparison in a poetic context that is established when apahnuti occurs.
Upamana refers to: The reference subject for comparison; in this context, it is omitted in elliptical constructions... the reference point or comparison in a poetic context that is established when apahnuti occurs.
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Double meaning refers to: Words or phrases that can be interpreted in more than one way, often beneficial for poets to appropriate for rich expression... When a phrase or description has multiple interpretations, often enriching the imagery of the simile.
Double meaning refers to: Words or phrases that can be interpreted in more than one way, often beneficial for poets to appropriate for rich expression... When a phrase or description has multiple interpretations, often enriching the imagery of the simile.
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Kalidasa refers to: A renowned poet mentioned as an example of literary excellence evaluated in assemblies... An eminent poet known for his works that highlight the beauty of nature and human emotions, particularly during the rainy season.
Kalidasa refers to: A renowned poet mentioned as an example of literary excellence evaluated in assemblies... An eminent poet known for his works that highlight the beauty of nature and human emotions, particularly during the rainy season.
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Dhvanyaloka refers to: A seminal text by Anandavardhana that discusses the nature of poetic expression and the use of language... A significant text by Anandavardhana that elaborates on the theory of suggested meanings in poetry.
Dhvanyaloka refers to: A seminal text by Anandavardhana that discusses the nature of poetic expression and the use of language... A significant text by Anandavardhana that elaborates on the theory of suggested meanings in poetry.
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Kavyalankara refers to: The name used in the beginning period of Kavyashastra, associated with the poetical works of Bhamaha... A text attributed to Bhamaha where the concept of Vakrokti is discussed as a prominent element in poetry.
Kavyalankara refers to: The name used in the beginning period of Kavyashastra, associated with the poetical works of Bhamaha... A text attributed to Bhamaha where the concept of Vakrokti is discussed as a prominent element in poetry.
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Anandavardhana refers to: An influential figure in Sanskrit poetics, known for his critical analysis of poetic language in texts such as Dhvanyaloka... A poet who was part of the Kashmira Shaiva sect and court poet of king Avantivarma; recognized for his work Dhvanyaloka and his influence on Rajashekhara.
Anandavardhana refers to: An influential figure in Sanskrit poetics, known for his critical analysis of poetic language in texts such as Dhvanyaloka... A poet who was part of the Kashmira Shaiva sect and court poet of king Avantivarma; recognized for his work Dhvanyaloka and his influence on Rajashekhara.
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Upameya refers to: the subject that is being described or compared in a poetic sense... The subject of comparison in a simile; for instance, Krishna in the discussed example.
Upameya refers to: the subject that is being described or compared in a poetic sense... The subject of comparison in a simile; for instance, Krishna in the discussed example.
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Kavya refers to: The term used to denote poetry that is built by the combination of sound and senses... Refers to Sanskrit poetry, with a focus on the intricacies and theories of poetic composition.
Kavya refers to: The term used to denote poetry that is built by the combination of sound and senses... Refers to Sanskrit poetry, with a focus on the intricacies and theories of poetic composition.
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Natyashastra refers to: A foundational text on drama and performance arts authored by Bharata... A foundational Sanskrit text on the arts of drama and performance, attributed to Bharatamuni.
Natyashastra refers to: A foundational text on drama and performance arts authored by Bharata... A foundational Sanskrit text on the arts of drama and performance, attributed to Bharatamuni.
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Poetic expression refers to: Referring to the literary form used to convey depth of meaning through imaginative language... The artistic use of language in poetry that emphasizes beauty, sound, and meaning.
Poetic expression refers to: Referring to the literary form used to convey depth of meaning through imaginative language... The artistic use of language in poetry that emphasizes beauty, sound, and meaning.
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Shlesha refers to: A form of figures of speech characterized by pun or wordplay, classified as both an Arthalamkara and a type of Vakrokti... A literary device where words or phrases are used in a way that allows for multiple interpretations, relevant to the analysis of the name Duryodhana in the text.
Shlesha refers to: A form of figures of speech characterized by pun or wordplay, classified as both an Arthalamkara and a type of Vakrokti... A literary device where words or phrases are used in a way that allows for multiple interpretations, relevant to the analysis of the name Duryodhana in the text.
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Atishayokti refers to: A variety characterized by a change in the sequence between a cause and its effect... Regarded by both Bhamaha and Dandin as a foundational element of all poetic figures; typically refers to heightened expressions.
Atishayokti refers to: A variety characterized by a change in the sequence between a cause and its effect... Regarded by both Bhamaha and Dandin as a foundational element of all poetic figures; typically refers to heightened expressions.
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Yamaka refers to: A poetic device involving the repetition of words or phrases, often used for artistic effect... A type of figure of speech included under the umbrella of Vakrokti that involves the repetition of words with variations.
Yamaka refers to: A poetic device involving the repetition of words or phrases, often used for artistic effect... A type of figure of speech included under the umbrella of Vakrokti that involves the repetition of words with variations.
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Pratibha refers to: The innate creative faculty of a poet that allows for unique method of expression and innovation in poetry... A concept mentioned by Rajashekhara that signifies the innate poetic ability which bestows prestige in the world.
Pratibha refers to: The innate creative faculty of a poet that allows for unique method of expression and innovation in poetry... A concept mentioned by Rajashekhara that signifies the innate poetic ability which bestows prestige in the world.
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Shantarasa refers to: An independent aesthetic experience recognized and established by Jagannatha as a distinct form of rasa (emotional essence) in poetry... The ninth rasa, which signifies peacefulness.
Shantarasa refers to: An independent aesthetic experience recognized and established by Jagannatha as a distinct form of rasa (emotional essence) in poetry... The ninth rasa, which signifies peacefulness.
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Dhvani refers to: The concept of suggestion or resonance in poetry that extends beyond literal meaning... A suggestion or implied meaning in literature, forming part of the six elements of poetics.
Dhvani refers to: The concept of suggestion or resonance in poetry that extends beyond literal meaning... A suggestion or implied meaning in literature, forming part of the six elements of poetics.
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Guna refers to: Elements that produce poetic beauty and are regarded as more significant than alamkaras in the context of Riti... A quality or attribute that signifies a particular property of an entity, differentiating it from others within the same jati.
Guna refers to: Elements that produce poetic beauty and are regarded as more significant than alamkaras in the context of Riti... A quality or attribute that signifies a particular property of an entity, differentiating it from others within the same jati.
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Citrakavya refers to: A type of poetry that emphasizes visual and stylistic elements; Jagannatha subdivides it into Vacyacitra and Shabdacitra to highlight different aesthetic approaches... The third type of kavya defined by Appayadikshita, noted for its colorful and imaginative expression in poetry.
Citrakavya refers to: A type of poetry that emphasizes visual and stylistic elements; Jagannatha subdivides it into Vacyacitra and Shabdacitra to highlight different aesthetic approaches... The third type of kavya defined by Appayadikshita, noted for its colorful and imaginative expression in poetry.
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Upama refers to: a standard of comparison used in metaphors; must ideally remain relevant to avoid being far-fetched... simile; a rhetorical device that draws comparisons to enhance description.
Upama refers to: a standard of comparison used in metaphors; must ideally remain relevant to avoid being far-fetched... simile; a rhetorical device that draws comparisons to enhance description.
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Kavyadarsha refers to: A renowned work by Dandin, noted for establishing the foundations of poetry and its aesthetics... a classical text on Sanskrit poetics and literary aesthetics
Kavyadarsha refers to: A renowned work by Dandin, noted for establishing the foundations of poetry and its aesthetics... a classical text on Sanskrit poetics and literary aesthetics
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Alamkarashastra refers to: The second developmental phase of Sanskrit poetics that focuses on figure of speech and poetic embellishments... A branch of Sanskrit poetics that focuses on the ornamentation of poetry; a primary topic in Rajashekhara's Kavyamimamsa.
Alamkarashastra refers to: The second developmental phase of Sanskrit poetics that focuses on figure of speech and poetic embellishments... A branch of Sanskrit poetics that focuses on the ornamentation of poetry; a primary topic in Rajashekhara's Kavyamimamsa.
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Rudrata refers to: An esteemed poet and critic, recognized for his poetic work on Alamkarashastra and cited by Rajashekhara... A scholar who asserted that riti is essential to the identity of Kavya, likening riti to the soul of poetry.
Rudrata refers to: An esteemed poet and critic, recognized for his poetic work on Alamkarashastra and cited by Rajashekhara... A scholar who asserted that riti is essential to the identity of Kavya, likening riti to the soul of poetry.
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Sarasvati refers to: The Hindu goddess of knowledge and the arts, representing the inspiration for poets and creative writers... The goddess of wisdom and learning, associated with the creation of the Kavya-purushah.
Sarasvati refers to: The Hindu goddess of knowledge and the arts, representing the inspiration for poets and creative writers... The goddess of wisdom and learning, associated with the creation of the Kavya-purushah.
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Bhamaha refers to: An author referenced in the text whose work is compared with that of Rajashekhara's in the discussion of universes... One of the earlier rhetoricians following Bharatamuni who accepted alamkaras as beautifying elements in poetry.
Bhamaha refers to: An author referenced in the text whose work is compared with that of Rajashekhara's in the discussion of universes... One of the earlier rhetoricians following Bharatamuni who accepted alamkaras as beautifying elements in poetry.
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Rasadhvani refers to: Described by Anandavardhana as the soul of poetry, it represents the emotional essence that poetry aims to evoke... The core essence of poetry as proposed by Abhinavagupta, which synthesizes various elements of poetic creation into emotional experience.
Rasadhvani refers to: Described by Anandavardhana as the soul of poetry, it represents the emotional essence that poetry aims to evoke... The core essence of poetry as proposed by Abhinavagupta, which synthesizes various elements of poetic creation into emotional experience.
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Figures of speech refers to: Rhetorical devices used to convey ideas in a more vivid and expressive manner, discussed extensively in Sanskrit poetics... Literary devices and expressions discussed in the fifth and sixth chapters of Hemachandra's work, which involve both sound (shabda) and meaning (artha).
Figures of speech refers to: Rhetorical devices used to convey ideas in a more vivid and expressive manner, discussed extensively in Sanskrit poetics... Literary devices and expressions discussed in the fifth and sixth chapters of Hemachandra's work, which involve both sound (shabda) and meaning (artha).
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Dhvani theory refers to: A renowned theory in Sanskrit Poetics that focuses on meaning and implication in poetry, discussed critically by Rajashekhara... A literary theory focusing on suggestion and implied meanings beyond the literal.
Dhvani theory refers to: A renowned theory in Sanskrit Poetics that focuses on meaning and implication in poetry, discussed critically by Rajashekhara... A literary theory focusing on suggestion and implied meanings beyond the literal.
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Vamana refers to: Another scholar whose viewpoint on Vakrokti aligns with Dandin's, albeit with a more restricted interpretation... A rhetorician who, like Bhamaha, recognized the significance of alamkaras in enriching poetic compositions.
Vamana refers to: Another scholar whose viewpoint on Vakrokti aligns with Dandin's, albeit with a more restricted interpretation... A rhetorician who, like Bhamaha, recognized the significance of alamkaras in enriching poetic compositions.
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Pearl-necklace refers to: An ornament that, when combined with sandal paste, is said to transform summer feelings into winter feelings... A valuable ornament referenced in the text, symbolizing excellence and the notion of being worthy of a suitable place.
Pearl-necklace refers to: An ornament that, when combined with sandal paste, is said to transform summer feelings into winter feelings... A valuable ornament referenced in the text, symbolizing excellence and the notion of being worthy of a suitable place.
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Vyanjana refers to: A method of Suggestiveness that achieves understanding with conciseness, contrasting with multiple inferences... The expressive means through which a concept is signified.
Vyanjana refers to: A method of Suggestiveness that achieves understanding with conciseness, contrasting with multiple inferences... The expressive means through which a concept is signified.
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Arthadosha refers to: A flaw that pertains to the meaning within a literary context... Relates to the fault in the meaning of a literary work, particularly concerning redundancy and ineffectiveness.
Arthadosha refers to: A flaw that pertains to the meaning within a literary context... Relates to the fault in the meaning of a literary work, particularly concerning redundancy and ineffectiveness.
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Agnipurana refers to: A historical text mentioned in relation to the recognized status of poets and comparisons made to the creation of poetry and the figure of Brahma... An ancient text that discusses poetical games and provides definitions without examples, while also mentioning categories of these games.
Agnipurana refers to: A historical text mentioned in relation to the recognized status of poets and comparisons made to the creation of poetry and the figure of Brahma... An ancient text that discusses poetical games and provides definitions without examples, while also mentioning categories of these games.
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Cakora bird refers to: A mythical bird believed to drink only moonlight, symbolizing a longing for beauty and the divine... A bird that symbolizes longing and desire, particularly for the moon, indicative of love and devotion.
Cakora bird refers to: A mythical bird believed to drink only moonlight, symbolizing a longing for beauty and the divine... A bird that symbolizes longing and desire, particularly for the moon, indicative of love and devotion.
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Kumarasambhava refers to: A major epic poem attributed to Kalidasa that showcases poetic conventions and includes rich descriptions of colors, particularly through celestial imagery... One of the Mahakavyas by Kalidasa, notable for its use of kavi samayas in poetry.
Kumarasambhava refers to: A major epic poem attributed to Kalidasa that showcases poetic conventions and includes rich descriptions of colors, particularly through celestial imagery... One of the Mahakavyas by Kalidasa, notable for its use of kavi samayas in poetry.
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Karpuramanjari refers to: The name of the princess and central character in the drama, daughter of Shashiprabha and maternal sister of queen Vibhramalekha... A literary work by Rajashekhara that provides an example of anangasya rasanupakarasya through its narrative and character interactions.
Karpuramanjari refers to: The name of the princess and central character in the drama, daughter of Shashiprabha and maternal sister of queen Vibhramalekha... A literary work by Rajashekhara that provides an example of anangasya rasanupakarasya through its narrative and character interactions.
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Vakrokti refers to: A concept in Sanskrit poetics that refers to an oblique or metaphorical expression which transcends mundane experiences... An aspect of poetics involving wit or irony as one of the six elements in Dr. Tiwari's examination.
Vakrokti refers to: A concept in Sanskrit poetics that refers to an oblique or metaphorical expression which transcends mundane experiences... An aspect of poetics involving wit or irony as one of the six elements in Dr. Tiwari's examination.
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Dramaturgy refers to: The art of dramatic composition; one of the fundamental categories of kavya or literature... The art or technique of dramatic composition and performance.
Dramaturgy refers to: The art of dramatic composition; one of the fundamental categories of kavya or literature... The art or technique of dramatic composition and performance.
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Sound and meaning refers to: The auditory and semantic aspects of language that hold importance in the construction of literary works... The combination of shabda (sound) and artha (meaning or sense) that Rajashekhara identifies as crucial for poetry.
Sound and meaning refers to: The auditory and semantic aspects of language that hold importance in the construction of literary works... The combination of shabda (sound) and artha (meaning or sense) that Rajashekhara identifies as crucial for poetry.
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Poetical theory refers to: The study of principles and elements that govern poetic expression, including interpretation of meaning and artistic presentation... The perspective from which Yayavariya Rajashekhara describes kavisamaya, focusing on its implications in poetry.
Poetical theory refers to: The study of principles and elements that govern poetic expression, including interpretation of meaning and artistic presentation... The perspective from which Yayavariya Rajashekhara describes kavisamaya, focusing on its implications in poetry.
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Great poet refers to: Great poets refer to renowned literary figures such as Kalidasa, Bharavi, and Kalhana, whose works are integrated and quoted in discussions about poetry... Refers to renowned literary figures whose work is considered authoritative in the context of poetic expression.
Great poet refers to: Great poets refer to renowned literary figures such as Kalidasa, Bharavi, and Kalhana, whose works are integrated and quoted in discussions about poetry... Refers to renowned literary figures whose work is considered authoritative in the context of poetic expression.