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New  \nDelhi: Affiliated East-West Press Pvt. Ltd. 1998. The Contents for Detailed Study are mentioned below:  \n1. Rasa  \n2. Dhvani  \n3. Vakrokti  \n4. Alamkara  \n5. Guna-Dosha  \n6. Auchitya  \nSemester end examination:  \nQ. 1 Long Answer Question (Rasa) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 2 Long Answer Question (Dhvani ) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 3 Long Answer Question (Vakrokti) (1/2) 14Marks  \nQ. 4 Long Answer Question (Alamkara) (1/2) 14 Marks  \nQ. 5 (A) Short Notes Question (Guna-Dosha) (1/2) 07 Marks  \nQ. 5 (B) Short Notes Question (Auchitya) (1/2) 07 Marks  \n======================================================================  \nQ.-1. Discuss the basic elements for the Rasa. OR  \nWhat is Rasa Theory of Bharata ? Explain and elucidate main Rasa as described by him in his Natyashastra. [S.U. -2019] OR  \nWhich are major Rasas and how are they described by Bharata Muni? OR [March-2014]  \n'Rasa is cumulative result of vibhav, anubhav and vyabhichari bhava  \nDiscuss. [B.K.N.M.U.-2018] OR  \nDiscuss the Rasa-Sutra. [B.K.N.M.U.-2019][April-2013, March-2015, 2017] OR  \nDiscuss various types and sub-types of Rasas with their Bhavas. [S.U.- 2018] OR [March-2014]  \nDefine \"Rasa Theory\" of Bharata and explain its application in the literary works that you have studied. OR [March-2016]  \nWhat is Rasa? Explain Rasa-Sutra in detail as explained by Bharat  \nMuni. OR [S.U.-2018]  \nExplain the concept of Bhavas. OR [March-2017]  \nWhat is Rasa? How can it be realized? What are the factors that play their parts in its realization? [March-2018]  \nAns. From the critical thinking point of view, one cannot put aside the  \nimmense value of Sanskrit literature which has provided the most dominant views on literary criticism. From the ancient time of Bharata to the present  \ntime, a lot many books have been written in Sanskrit explaining the nature of literature focusing on the essence of literature i.e. aesthetic delight.  \nWhile aesthetic delight is concerned, it was Bharatamuni, who in his most wonderful treatise Natyasastra, has established the theory of the Rasa, which has been acclaimed the most valuable concept of Sanskrit poetry. Thus, Bharata has been called a founder of the Rasa School.  \nBasically speaking, the Rasa theory was an attempt to learn the emotional effect of drama i.e. the nature of enjoyment experienced by the spectators. The basic purpose of the Rasa theory was to find out the aesthetic thought of any literary work. To explain this very concept Bharata has given the maxim, \"Vibhavanubhava-Vyabhichari-Samyogod rasanispattih: \"It means the Rasa is born out of the combination of vibhava, Anubhava and Vyabhicharibhava.  \nIn order to learn the mentioned statement, it would be better to learn the exact meaning of certain terminology. They are:  \n* The Bhavas: They are the elements very much needed for the Rasa of poetry. They directly appeal to the heart of the readers. They can produce Rasa and they stand for emotions and moods.  \n* The Sthayibhavas (સ્થાયીભાવ): [S.U.-2018][March-2014, 2016, 2017]  \nThey are in relation with the past experiences which are also known as Samskara or Vasana. They are of nine kinds-conceived by all human beings. They are Delight, Laughter, Sorrow, Anger, Fear, Heroism, Disgust, Astonishment, and Serenity. The sthayibhava is directly related with the  \nstructure of a poem. When emotions aesthetically excited in the mind, this outcome is known as Rasa.  \n* The Vyabhichari Bhavas: These emotions are related with mental status and they are excited. Through these moods, permanent emotions in poetry can be expressed.  \n* Vibhava: [March-2017]  \nIt talks about the emotions and moods of the reader. 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