Rajviba Gohil

 1. Meaning Indian Poetics, also known as Kāvya-śāstra, is the traditional Indian science of literary theory and criticism. It studies the nature of poetry, its purpose, its artistic beauty, and its impact on the reader or audience. Unlike Western poetics which often emphasizes form and imitation, Indian Poetics mainly focuses on the aesthetic experience (Rasa)—the emotional and spiritual delight that literature creates. 2. Scope The scope of Indian Poetics is very wide. It covers: 1. The Nature of Poetry (Kāvya):  What makes a work a piece of true literature. 2. The Poet (Kavi): The qualities of an ideal poet and the role of imagination and creativity. 3. The Poem (Kāvya-rūpa): Different styles, structures, figures of speech (Alankāras), and poetic devices. 4. The Audience (Sahridaya): The sensitive reader or listener who experiences the beauty of poetry. 5. The Purpose: Not only entertainment but also refinement of emotions (śikṣaṇa), moral upliftment, and sometimes spir...

  Introduction: Expressionism is an early 20th-century artistic and literary movement that focuses on expressing deep inner emotions and psychological states rather than realistic appearances.Expressionism is a modernist movement that began in Northern Europe, mainly Germany. It appears in poetry, painting, and other arts. Instead of showing the world realistically, it focuses on subjective emotions and inner experiences. Expressionist artists express feelings through bold colors, distorted forms, and intense language to show fear, anger, or isolation. Definition:  Expressionism is a modernist art and literary movement that emphasizes inner emotions and subjective experience over realistic representation. Etymology and history of Expressionism: Etymology:  The word "Expressionism" comes from the word "express", meaning to show or reveal inner feelings.It is derived from the Latin word "exprimere", meaning "to press out" or "to express"....

  There are 6 symbols in othello play : 1. The Willow song  2. Handkerchief  3. Animals  4. Candle  5. Dream 6. Garden    Here is details information of all the symbols: 1. The Willow song  :  The Willow Song symbolizes lamentation,grief, betrayal, and the tragic destiny of innocent women, particularly Desdemona, highlighting her emotional pain and foreshadowing her death. 2. Handkerchief : In Othello, the handkerchief symbolizes love, trust, and fidelity. It is the first gift Othello gives to Desdemona, representing his deep affection and the bond between them. However, when the handkerchief is lost and ends up in Cassio’s possession through Iago’s manipulation, it becomes a symbol of betrayal and infidelity. Othello sees it as proof of Desdemona’s unfaithfulness, which fuels his jealousy and leads to the tragic downfall. Thus, the handkerchief plays a central role in the plot and reflects how a small token can carry great emotional weight ...