Studies in the History of Sanskrit Poetics v2.c89.49

v2.c89.49

ākāṅkṣā, expectancy of words 11*, 188 ākṣepa, a fig, 37; difference of opinion re its scope and nature 88f, 126 ākhyāna 97* ākhyāyikā, distinguished from kathā (q. v.) 57, 97 ānanda 51, 170, 171 Ānandavardhana, on yamaka 8*; on rītis and vṛttis 130, 131,* 213; his familiarity with the views of Bh, Bhā and Vm, 24f, 183; his influence in later schools 184, 222f; on the relation of lakṣya to vyaṅgyārtha 195; defines citra-kāvya 201, 217; exposition of rasa 22*, 24, 218-9, 225f; on three kinds of suggestion 200f; on guṇa and alaṃkāra in relation to rasa 20, 214; on figs devoid of suggestion 217; accepts three guṇas 218; on plagiarism 362* āropita-śabda-vyāpāra 185 āśiḥ 5* āśrayāśrayi-bhāva, as a principle of distinguishing figures of sound and sense 91f, 294 āsvāda, relish (of rasa), 26, 165, 172, 173*, 327 āvantikā (rīti) 130, 265