KalidasaSuper Power Press, 1978 - 220 páginas Literary criticism of the poetic genius of the classical Sanskrit poet and dramatist, Kālidāsa. |
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... language , who has moulded for himself out of the infinite possibili- ties of the Sanskrit language , a verse and a diction which are absolutely the grandest , most puissant and most full - voiced of any human speech , a language of the ...
... language , who has moulded for himself out of the infinite possibili- ties of the Sanskrit language , a verse and a diction which are absolutely the grandest , most puissant and most full - voiced of any human speech , a language of the ...
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... language , while others require strong and forceful language . Thus , it is maintained that love and grief are to be expressed in language which is markedly soft and gentle , and that the feelings of comicality , peacefulness and wonder ...
... language , while others require strong and forceful language . Thus , it is maintained that love and grief are to be expressed in language which is markedly soft and gentle , and that the feelings of comicality , peacefulness and wonder ...
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... language . Similarly , the feelings of abhorrence and rage demand markedly strong and forceful language for their appropriate expression , while the feelings of terror and heroism may well be expressed in comparatively less strong and ...
... language . Similarly , the feelings of abhorrence and rage demand markedly strong and forceful language for their appropriate expression , while the feelings of terror and heroism may well be expressed in comparatively less strong and ...
Contenido
KALIDASA | 1 |
CONCEPT OF BEAUTY | 55 |
CONCEPT OF LOVE | 77 |
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Términos y frases comunes
aesthetic Agnimitra alamkaras Anandavardhana appears bark garment beautiful object beauty of detail Bharata birds birth Brahma character charm cloud colours comedy comic compared Creator creeper Cupid curse dance dark death deer depicted described Dhvani Dushyanta expression feelings figures of speech flowers forest Ganga girl Gita gives grief heart heaven hermitage hermits hero heroine human Indra Indumati Kalidasa Kanva King Dilipa Kishkindha Kumara Kumarasambhava laughter Lord Siva lotus lovers Malavika Malavikagnimitram mām Maricha marriage Megha Meghasandesa MICHIGAN LIBRARIES mind moon mountain Nature night ornaments Parvathi penance picture plays and poems pleasure poet poet's poetic Pururavas queen Raghu Raghuvamsa Rama Ramayana rasa reader realises ring riti river role Sakoontala Sakum Sakuntala Sanskrit Sastra says scene sense sentiment Shakespeare similes Sita soul spirit supreme Swayamvara tām thing tion trees union Upama Urvasi Valmiki Vedic vidū Vidushaka Vikramo Vikramorvasiyam Vishnu Wordsworth Yaksha Yamuna