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Review: Amaracandrayati's Kāvyakalpalatā-vrtti

Parul Mankadसंबोधि1998pp. 227–229

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Vol XXII, 1998 REVIEW 227 Nayaka was a sāmkhya philosopher Hemacandra, though a Jain does not become a 'pratyabhyña-vadın' because he follows Abhinavagupta's lead Similarly, Mahımā need not be a naıyāyıka simply because in the field of aesthetics he advocates 'kāvyānumiti' Again we do not choose to jump to the conclusion that Mahimā did not

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वस्तुपाल-कालीन गुजरात की कविशिक्षा-कृति अमरचन्द्रयति की काव्यकल्पलतावृत्ति का संपादन डॉ. आर. एस. बेटाई ने परिमल स्वोपज्ञवृत्ति तथा शुभविजयगणि की मकरन्द टीका के साथ किया है। समीक्षिका तुलनात्मक टिप्पणियों की प्रशंसा करती हैं, पर हस्तप्रतियों का विवरण न देने और अलंकारचिन्तामणि की उपेक्षा पर आपत्ति उठाती हैं। R. S. Betai's edition (L. D. Series 117, 1997) of Amaracandrayati's Kavyakalpalatavrtti, a thirteenth-century Gujarat manual of kavisiksa in four pratanas, with the Parimala auto-commentary and Subhavijayagani's Makaranda. Mankad values the comparative notes but faults the missing account of manuscripts and the omitted Alankaracintamani.

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Hindi title: Review: Amaracandrayati's Kāvyakalpalatā-vrtti
English title: Not yet translated
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Language: English
Author: Parul Mankad
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Parul Mankad. “Review: Amaracandrayati's Kāvyakalpalatā-vrtti.” Saṃbodhi, vol. 22, no. 1, 1998, pp. 227–229.

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