The Sáhitya-darpaṇa Or Mirror of Composition of Viśvanátha: A Treatise on Poetical CriticismMotilal Banarsidass Publ., 1994 - 444 sider The Sahitya Darpana or` Mirror of Composition` is a renowned Sanskrit work on poetics by Visvanatha of early fourteenth century. It is divided into ten sections. The first section deals with the nature and definition of poetry. The second treats of various powers of a word. The third treats of sentiments. The fourth treats of the divisions of poetry. The present work is an english translation of the sanskrit original first published in 1875 by J.r. Ballantyne who commenced the translation but could go only as far as one quarter of the work and Paramada Dasa Mitra, completed the rest of it. |
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The Declaration of the Nature of Poetry | 1 |
The Declaration of the Nature of a Sentence | 13 |
The Declaration of the Flavours the Moods c | 39 |
The Declaration of the Divisions of Poetry | 137 |
The Establishment of the Function of Suggestion | 162 |
The Declaration of a Poem to be Seen and Heard and a Poem Only to be Heard | 173 |
The Declaration of Blemishes | 270 |
The Declaration of Merits or Excellences | 318 |
The Discrimination of Style | 328 |
The Declaration of Ornaments | 333 |
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[The Sáhitya-darpaṇa or Mirror of composition ] ; The Sáhitya-darpaṇa or ... Viśvanātha Kavirāja Ingen forhåndsvisning - 1994 |
The Sáhitya-Darpaṇa Or Mirror of Composition: A Treatise on Poetical Criticism Viśvanātha Ingen forhåndsvisning - 1994 |
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Accessories according action Alliteration arising Arjuna attain attribute beauty belonging beloved Bhartrihari Bhima blue lotus Brahman breasts called canto cause character COMMENTARY Commixture composition connection consists conveyed declared Deity Denotation Dhritarashtra distinct divisions drama Duryodhana Dushyanta Ensuants Erotic example Excellence Excitants exemplified expressed eyes face fault female figure Gustation heart hero heroine hinted implied inasmuch Incomplete Flavour Indication Indra inference instance Junctures Karna Kávya king Kshattriya lady Lakshmana lord lotus lover Mádhava matter meaning mentioned merit metre Modal Metaphor moon Mukha nature occasion ornament Paronomasia Patáká perception Periphrasis person Poem poet Poetical Fancy principal Quietistic Ráma Ratnávalí Relish respect Roer's edition S'akuntalá S'iva Sahadeva Sandhi Sanskrit semblance sentence sentiment separation Simile sorts speech spoken stanza style Suggested sense Suggestive Poetry sweet termed TEXT thee thing thou tion twofold understood varieties verses Vishnu whilst woman word youth Yudhishthira