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Indian Poetics as Aesthetic Philosophy | Rasa, Dhvani, Alamkara, Riti, Vakrokti & Aucitya Explained

This video presents a comprehensive academic exploration of Indian Poetics as Aesthetic Philosophy, covering its major schools and foundational concepts. Designed for MA English students and literature scholars, this lecture explains how Indian literary theory integrates language, emotion, meaning, style, and aesthetic experience into a unified philosophical framework. The discussion includes: Classification of Literary Theories in Indian Poetics Rasa Theory and its structural components (Vibhāva, Anubhāva, Vyabhicāri Bhāva, Sthāyi Bhāva) The Eight Rasas and later inclusion of Śānta Dhvani Theory and the concept of suggestion (Abhidha, Lakṣaṇā, Vyañjanā) Alamkāra Theory and figurative language Rīti as stylistic organization Vakrokti as deviation and marked expression Guna–Doṣa as qualities and defects Aucitya as propriety and harmony in composition This lecture demonstrates how Indian Poetics is not merely technical literary analysis, but a profound aesthetic philosophy rooted in emotional universality and human consciousness. Indian Poetics Rasa Theory Dhvani Theory Alamkara Theory Riti Theory Vakrokti Theory Aucitya Theory Guna Dosa Navarasa Natyashastra Bharata Muni Anandavardhana Abhinavagupta Kuntaka Vamana Indian Aesthetics MA English Literary Theory UGC NET English Indian Literary Criticism Sanskrit Poetics Kavyashastra Sahityadarpana Dhvanyaloka Indian Literary Tradition