Sanskrit language and Literature/ Mohāmahopādhyāya Govind/ Kāvyapradīpa/ Vidyanātha Tatsat (Commentator). Durgāprasāda Paṇdit & Wāsudev Laxmaṇ Śāstrī Paṇśīkar (Editors) / Pandurang Jawaji / Publication: 1933/ Number of Pages: 428/ Kāvyamālā: 24
Kāvyapradīpa काब्यप्रदीप:
Kāvyapradīpa is working on classical Sanskrit Aesthetics written by Govinda. The present work contains a commentary on the original text by Vaidyanatha Tatsat. The complete work is edited by Durgaprasada and Wasudev Laxman Shastri Pansikar. Through the ten chapters, the author presents and analyzes the different views on Sanskrit Aesthetics.
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Sanskrit Language and Literature |
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Tatsat, Vidyanātha $e Comm. Paṇdit Durgāprasāda & Wāsudev Laxmaṇ Śāstrī Paṇśīkar $e Editors |
| Publication Language |
Sanskrit |
| Publisher Name |
Pandurang Jawaji |
| Publication Place |
Bombay |
| Publication Year |
1933 |
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Kāvyamālā: 24 |
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