Aristotle and Bharata: A Comparative Study of Their Theories of DramaVishveshvaranand Vedic Research Institute, local, 1977 - 226 pages Comparative study of Greek and Sanskrit aesthetics ; includes prinicples of literary criticism as enunciated in Poetics by Aristotle and Nāṭyaśāstra by Bharata Muni. |
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... suffering may also be such as is very likely to befall us , but these are certainly not the sine qua non of pity . We feel pity for Oedipus because a noble and innocent prince meets with undeserved misfortune . His suffering evokes pity ...
... suffering may also be such as is very likely to befall us , but these are certainly not the sine qua non of pity . We feel pity for Oedipus because a noble and innocent prince meets with undeserved misfortune . His suffering evokes pity ...
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... suffering that befalls a great man . This suffering is not concentrated in the last Act alone , culminating in his death , but is diffused throughout the play . The whole story is a story of pain and horror , grim mental conflicts and ...
... suffering that befalls a great man . This suffering is not concentrated in the last Act alone , culminating in his death , but is diffused throughout the play . The whole story is a story of pain and horror , grim mental conflicts and ...
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... suffering , and it is through suffering that he becomes modest and humble . Man realises the futility of ambitions and accepts his own insignificance . But before he learns this lesson , he has to pay heavily for it ; having done that ...
... suffering , and it is through suffering that he becomes modest and humble . Man realises the futility of ambitions and accepts his own insignificance . But before he learns this lesson , he has to pay heavily for it ; having done that ...
Table des matières
BHARATAS THEORY OF RASA | 27 |
ARISTOTLES THEORY OF CATHARSIS | 49 |
TRAGEDY AND PLEASURE | 73 |
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Aristotle and Bharata: A Comparative Study of Their Theories of Drama R. L. Singal Affichage d'extraits - 1977 |
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A. B. Keith Abhinava Abhinavagupta abhinaya according to Bharata action actors Aeschylus aesthetic experience Anandavardhana anubhava Aristotle Aristotle and Bharata Aristotle's Poetics Aristotle's theory attainment audience beauty Bharata Bharata's theory Bhaṭṭa bhavas Brahma called Catharsis century A.D. chapter characters Chorus criticism dance Diction dramatist Duryodhana Duşyanta emphasised epic Episode explains expression F. L. Lucas gives gods Greek theatre Greek Tragedy heart hero History of Sanskrit human Ibid imitation importance Indian Kālidāsa King language literature Locana London Manmohan Ghosh means mentioned metre mind nature Natyasastra Nirveda Oedipus Oedipus The King orchestra pain pity and fear Plato play playwrights plot poet poet's poetry rasa realisation relish S. H. Butcher Śakuntala sandhis Sanskrit Drama Sanskrit Poetics santa says sentiment Shakespeare Śiva song Sophocles soul Spectacle spectators stage sthayibhāva theory of catharsis theory of rasa thing tion Translation types unity veda vibhāvas words yakṣa