English, asked by amerjeetsinghhrd, 2 months ago

how does anandavardhana define dhvani in his dhvanyaloka​

Answers

Answered by yaashitha4108
0

Answer:

Rasa. Anandavardhana, in his Dhvanyaloka says that Vyanjanartha (the un-expressed or the suggested meaning) is Dhvani. It is the essence of poetry. It sheds light on the function of suggestion in poetry. ... It divided Dhvani into three kinds – Vastu (matter), Alamkara (figures of speech) and Rasa (emotion).

Answered by krrishkaiga
0

Answer:

Rasa. Anandavardhana, in his Dhvanyaloka says that Vyanjanartha (the un-expressed or the suggested meaning) is Dhvani. It is the essence of poetry. It sheds light on the function of suggestion in poetry. ... It divided Dhvani into three kinds – Vastu (matter), Alamkara (figures of speech) and Rasa (emotion).

Explanation:

f.o.l.l.o.w. me for more answer

Similar questions