FW: The effects of different Sanskrit poetic meters

[Martin Straube]

Dear Jennifer,

you may probably get the book via interlibrary loan. The details are:

Suuryakaanta: K.semendra Studies. Together with an English Translation  
of his Kavika.n.thaabhara.na, Aucityavicaaracarcaa and Suv.rttatilaka.  
Poona 1954 (Poona Oriental Series, No. 91)

There are several other editions and translations of Ksemendras  
Suvrttatilaka, e.g.:

Dipak Kumar Sharma: Suvṛttatilaka of Kṣemendra. Text with Sanskrit  
commentary and English translation. Delhi : New Bharatiya Book Corp,  
2007.

Rabindra Kumar Panda: Suvṛttatilaka of Kṣemendra. With an  
introduction, study and charts. Delhi: Paramamitra Prakashan, 1998.

I have seen none of this personally, however the last one seems to  
contain Suryakantas English translation.

You may also try to get scans via google books.
If you have problems to purchase Suryakantas book, write me off the  
list and I will send you a copy.

Martin Straube.

Zitat von Olivia Cattedra <olivia2002 at CIUDAD.COM.AR>:

> DEar Martin and all, is there some chance to contact a copy of this
> ancient treatise in english? thank you very much........
>
> Olivia Cattedra
> CONICET -  Argentina
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> Dear Jennifer,
>
> not an article but an ancient treatise: Ksemendras Suvrttatilaka
> (edited in the Kavyamala series and in Ksemendralaghukavyasangraha,
> Hyderabad, 1961; translated and discussed by Suryakanta, Ksemendra
> Studies, Poona 1954) deals exactly with this topic. Also, you could
> consult Sheldon Pollock, Aspects of Versification in Sanskrit Lyrical
> Poetry, New Haven 1977.
> Perhaps it helps.
>
> Martin Straube.
>
> Zitat von Jenni Cover <jenni.cover at URSYS.COM.AU>:
>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> Can anyone please direct me to articles discussing the effects of   
>> different Sanskrit poetic meters. That is, do different meters,   
>> such  as anustubh, vasantatilaka, shArdUlavikrIḍita, mAlinI, evoke   
>>   particular moods? If so, what are the moods and how are they  
>> evoked?
>>
>> There is an appreciation that these meters do evoke different   
>> moods,  but has anyone articulated the mechanism.
>>
>> Thankyou,
>>
>> Jennifer Cover
>> University of Sydney
>> Australia
>>
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