Alamkaras mentioned by Vamana
by Pratim Bhattacharya | 2016 | 65,462 words
This page relates �: Alamkara-shastra according to Vishvanatha� of the study on Alamkaras (‘figure of speech�) mentioned by Vamana in his Kavyalankara-sutra Vritti, a treatise dealing with the ancient Indian science of Rhetoric and Poetic elements. Vamana flourished in the 8th century and defined thirty-one varieties of Alamkara (lit. “anything which beautifies a Kavya or poetic composition�)
22 : Alaṃkāra-śāstra according to վśٳ
վśٳ’s ٲⲹ岹貹ṇa is a concise and compact handbook of Sanskrit rhetoric and it deals with both Poetics and Dramaturgy. He deals with the poetic figures in the last chapter of his work alike Mammaṭ�. He, like his predecessors Mammaṭāand Ruyyaka, has considered ṃk as irregular or non-permanent attributes of word and its sense.
They only enrich the beauty of word and sense in poetic composition and thus indirectly enhance and embellish the �rasa-پDz’�
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�ٲⲹ-岹貹ṇa (of վśٳ) 10.1.