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Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c84.59

Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c84.59

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v2.c84.59

²⁰⁸ But, in my opinion, it really refers in the context to Ānandavardhana's discussion of the views of those who think, after Bhāmaha, that the *atiśayokti* is involved as an essential element in most poetic figures. This standpoint is similar to that of Kuntala: but the passage in question cannot be taken as a decisive reference to him or his theory of *vakrokti*.