Chapter 17 - Sadharana Rasa

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Arts in the Puranas (study) [by Meena Devadatta Jeste]

Pratisvika and Sadharana. Sadharana is again divided into Kriyabhramsa, Karakabhransa, Visandhi, Punarukta, and Vyastasambandhata. Thus the Agni Purana has given a description of the 70 various Kavyadosas, their varieties, and sub-varieties. The Purana also gives some instances of the blemishes in a particular context which, turn into literary merits....

Read full contents: 6. Gunas (excellences) and Dosas (defects)

Vritta-ratnakara by Kedara Bhatta (English translation) [by Mawatagama Pemananda Thero]

as follows: sama chandas Vedic laukika matric/jati ardhasama sama 255 The classification of chandas is varnic sadharana Dandaka sadharana Dandaka visama visama ardhasama Fig i. 2: Classification of chandas i gana chandas from Arya metre to Udgiti from Vaitaliya metre to Culika matra from Ukta chandas to Utkrti Fig i. 3: Classification of chandas ii aksara i. 2. 9. 2....

Read full contents: Part 2.9 - Basic elements of prosody

Alankara Sastra (English study) [by V. Raghavan]

On the point of Rasa and the Auchitya of every element of expression to this Rasa, Mahima is completely in agreement with Anandavardhana. Anandavardhana says that if there is one word which is Nirasa, devoid of Rasa, it is the greatest literary flaw, the Apasabda. Similarly all flaws are comprised in one common flaw, viz. , hindrance to the realisation of Rasa. All Dosas are hindrances to Rasa and Mahima calls them by the common name Anaucitya....

Read full contents: Chapter 7 - The History of Aucitya in Sanskrit poetics

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