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About the Book: Perspectives in the Vedic and the Classical Sanskrit Heritage
A distinguished scholar who has had a lifetime engagement withSanskrit studies:
ranging from the Vedic samhitas to contemporaryliterary criticism, Professor
Davane here offers at onceinsightful, highly stimulating perspectives on
diversely variedthemes from classical Sanskrit literature, poetics,
linguistics,dramaturgy, history, mythology and legendary narratives. And,
theseapart, brilliant reinterpretations of the Vedic views of the moon,samudra
(ocean), dreams and deep sleep. Reviewing the gamut ofkavya definitions and its
scope, in terms of the literary genres itencompasses, the book critically
examines, for the first time,Rajashekharas view of shabdaharana (verbal
borrowings), kavisamayas(conventional poetic ideas) in Sahityashastra, and the
progressionof rasanishpatti in classical
ISBN-13
9788124600313
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.
Publishing Date
1995-09-01
Total Pages
275
Perspectives in the Vedic and the Classical Sanskrit Heritage
About the Book: Perspectives in the Vedic and the Classical Sanskrit Heritage
A distinguished scholar who has had a lifetime engagement withSanskrit studies:
ranging from the Vedic samhitas to contemporaryliterary criticism, Professor
Davane here offers at onceinsightful, highly stimulating perspectives on
diversely variedthemes from classical Sanskrit literature, poetics,
linguistics,dramaturgy, history, mythology and legendary narratives. And,
theseapart, brilliant reinterpretations of the Vedic views of the moon,samudra
(ocean), dreams and deep sleep. Reviewing the gamut ofkavya definitions and its
scope, in terms of the literary genres itencompasses, the book critically
examines, for the first time,Rajashekharas view of shabdaharana (verbal
borrowings), kavisamayas(conventional poetic ideas) in Sahityashastra, and the
progressionof rasanishpatti in classical