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  • Some Aspects of The Rasa Theory (1986 Edition)
  • Some Aspects of The Rasa Theory (1986 Edition)
  • Some Aspects of The Rasa Theory (1986 Edition)
  • Some Aspects of The Rasa Theory (1986 Edition)

Some Aspects of The Rasa Theory (1986 Edition)

Publisher: Bhogilal Leherchand Institute Of Indology, Delhi
Language: English & Sanskrit
Total Pages: 120
Available in: Hardbound
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Description

The Rasa Theory is a key concept in Indian aesthetics, particularly in the realm of classical Indian arts such as drama, music, dance, and poetry. The term "rasa" literally translates to "essence" or "flavor," and it refers to the emotional or aesthetic experience that a work of art evokes in the audience. The theory was developed and refined by Bharata Muni in his seminal text Natyashastra, which is a treatise on performing arts, and later expanded by other scholars and thinkers such as Abhinavagupta.