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KÄVYA PRAKASA OF MAMMAȚA
[THE POETIC LIGHT] Vols. I & II
R. C. Dwivedi
The Poetic Light or Kävyaprakāśa of Mammața is a classic
text of legislative criticism in Sanskrit. It deals with the various
and varied problems of Aesthetics and Poetics and is acclaimed
to be the authority in matters of literary criticism in Sanskrit.
The first volume contains the text and translation, together with
the Sanskrit commentary by Srividyacakravartin, of the first
six Ulläsas. The second volume, contains the remaining portion
in the usual form, appended with the celebrated commentary
of Ruyyaka also, together with bibliographical notes, indices
etc. The third volume will present a comparative and critical
study of the contribution and contents of the Kavyaprakāśa.
The three volume edition of the Kavyaprakāśa together with
translation, two ancient and celebrated commentaries and a
study by Dr. R. C. Dwivedi is no doubt an outstanding contri-
bution to Indology, particularly the Alankāraśāstra.
These two Volumes complete the text and translation with the
reprint of two old commentaries. The remaining volume devoted
to the study of the Kävyaprakāśa is under way.
Volume I Rs. 40, II Rs. 28
SĀHITYADARPANA OF VISVANATHA
P. V. Kane
The book is divided into ten chapters. The present edition
contains three chapters only-I, II and X, which are generally
prescribed for the post-graduate students of Indian Univer-
sities. Ch. I details the Fruits of Poetry, discusses the definitions
of Kavya proposed by other writers, points out their defects
and gives the correct definition with illustrations. Ch. II defines
a sentence and a word and then explains the three powers of a
word, viz., Denotative, Indicative and Suggestive. Ch. X deals
with Sabdalankaras and Arthalankâras in detail.
The editor has added to the text exhaustive analytical notes
(pp. 1-331) which will help to understand the true characteristics
of Indian poetic art. The book contains an appendix and an
index.
Rs. 28
MOTILAL BANARSIDASS
Varanasi :: Patna
Delhi
[THE POETIC LIGHT] Vols. I & II
R. C. Dwivedi
The Poetic Light or Kävyaprakāśa of Mammața is a classic
text of legislative criticism in Sanskrit. It deals with the various
and varied problems of Aesthetics and Poetics and is acclaimed
to be the authority in matters of literary criticism in Sanskrit.
The first volume contains the text and translation, together with
the Sanskrit commentary by Srividyacakravartin, of the first
six Ulläsas. The second volume, contains the remaining portion
in the usual form, appended with the celebrated commentary
of Ruyyaka also, together with bibliographical notes, indices
etc. The third volume will present a comparative and critical
study of the contribution and contents of the Kavyaprakāśa.
The three volume edition of the Kavyaprakāśa together with
translation, two ancient and celebrated commentaries and a
study by Dr. R. C. Dwivedi is no doubt an outstanding contri-
bution to Indology, particularly the Alankāraśāstra.
These two Volumes complete the text and translation with the
reprint of two old commentaries. The remaining volume devoted
to the study of the Kävyaprakāśa is under way.
Volume I Rs. 40, II Rs. 28
SĀHITYADARPANA OF VISVANATHA
P. V. Kane
The book is divided into ten chapters. The present edition
contains three chapters only-I, II and X, which are generally
prescribed for the post-graduate students of Indian Univer-
sities. Ch. I details the Fruits of Poetry, discusses the definitions
of Kavya proposed by other writers, points out their defects
and gives the correct definition with illustrations. Ch. II defines
a sentence and a word and then explains the three powers of a
word, viz., Denotative, Indicative and Suggestive. Ch. X deals
with Sabdalankaras and Arthalankâras in detail.
The editor has added to the text exhaustive analytical notes
(pp. 1-331) which will help to understand the true characteristics
of Indian poetic art. The book contains an appendix and an
index.
Rs. 28
MOTILAL BANARSIDASS
Varanasi :: Patna
Delhi