Saturday, 2 April 2016

My presentations of sem-2

Victorian Era as era of Darkness?

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TOPIC: VICTORIAN ERA: THE ERA OF DARKNESS?

SUBJECT: VICTORIAN LITERATURE

NAME: AMI G. SOITRA

ROLL NO: 30

COLLEGE: DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, MAHARAJA KRISHNAKUMARSINHJI BHAVANAGAR UNIVERSITY

SEMESTER: 2

EMAIL: amisojitra23@gmail.com








INTRODCTION:

                   Victorian literature, and it's good to keep in mind that all literary periods, or movements, are really just a scholarly construct to help readers understand and classify literature from different time periods or that have been written in different styles. So, it's not like Charles Dickens got together with George Eliot and Robert Browning and went, 'Hey, we're Victorian writers, so our work better have a strong sense of right and wrong.' That's not how it worked.
                    Characteristics of Victorian literature are likely similar because the artists were inspired both by the art that came before them and the events occurring during the time that they were working. So, something can seem Victorian, but not have been written in the Victorian era, or something written in the Victorian era might not actually seem Victorian. For example, Charlotte and Emily Bronte wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights In what would be considered the Victorian era, but those novels have much more qualities of the Romantic period.

Major Events of the Victorian Era:

          Victorian literature is just literature written during the reign of Queen Victoria in Great Britain. My favorite British comedian, Eddie Izzard, refers to Queen Victoria as 'one of England's more frumpy queens.' You can take a look at her picture and decide for yourself. So, Queen Victoria reigned from 1837-1901. Currently her reign is the longest of any British monarch - 63 years and 7 months - but it looks like our girl, Queen Elizabeth II, is well-poised to steal that record.
Some major events that took place during the Victoria era include:
 Huge growth in population
 Improvements in technology
 Changing world views
 Poor condition of the working class
Now let’s discuss about them in detail
   Huge growth in population
  • A huge growth in population. During Victoria's reign, the population of England more than doubled, from 14 million to 32 million.
   Improvements in technology
  • There were also some significant improvements in technology. The Victorian era slightly overlaps with Britain's Industrial Revolution, which saw big changes to the way that people lived, worked, and traveled. These improvements in technology offered a lot of opportunities for the people in England but also represented a major upheaval in regards to how people lived their lives and interacted with the world. Those of us who were alive before the Internet should be able to relate. I mean, the Internet has made a lot of things easier, but it's also brought a lot of issues about personal privacy, how we communicate, and the potential for terrible things, like identity theft.
 Changing world views
  • Another characteristic of the Victorian era are changing world views. In addition to the major developments in technology, there were emerging scientific beliefs, like Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, and those things were changing how people in England thought about themselves and how they interacted with the world around them. Most notably, a lot of people were distancing themselves from the church.
 Poor conditions for the working class
  • And finally, there were poor conditions for the working class. The Industrial Revolution led to the distance between the haves and have-nots growing at a really high rate, and a lot of people (especially artists, like writers) felt obligated to speak out against what they believed to be societal injustices, which if you've followed any of the 'We are the 99%' movement, it might sound familiar to things that are happening right now.
There are main two important things happens during Victorian time.
Ø Industrialization
Ø New Education

Let’s discuss them in detail.

INDUSTRIALIZATION:
The Industrial Revolution — the changes in the making of goods that resulted from substituting machines for hand labor — began with a set of inventions for spinning and weaving developed in England in the eighteenth century. At first this new machinery was operated by workers in their homes, but in the 1780s the introduction of the steam engine to drive the machines led manufacturers to install them in large buildings called at first mills and later factories. Mill towns quickly grew in central and northern England; the population of the city of Manchester, for example, increased by ten times in the years between 1760 and 1830.

                    By the beginning of the Victorian period, the Industrial Revolution had created profound economic and social changes. Hundreds of thousands of workers had migrated to industrial towns, where they made up a new kind of working class. Wages were extremely low, hours very long — fourteen a day, or even more. Employers often preferred to hire women and children, who worked for even less than men. Families lived in horribly crowded, unsanitary housing. Moved by the terrible suffering resulting from a severe economic depression in the early 1840s, writers and men in government drew increasingly urgent attention to the condition of the working class. In her poem The Cry of the Children, Elizabeth Barrett Browning portrays the suffering of children in mines and factories. In The Condition of the Working Class, Friedrich Engels describes the conclusions he drew during the twenty months he spent observing industrial conditions in Manchester. His 1845 book prepared the ground for his work with Karl Marx on The Communist Manifesto (1848), which asserts that revolution is the necessary response to the inequity of industrial capitalist society. Elizabeth Gaskell, wife of a Manchester minister, was inspired to begin her writing career with the novel Mary Barton (1848) in order to portray the suffering of the working class. In Hard Times (1854), Charles Dickens created the fictional city of Coketown to depict the harshness of existence in the industrial towns of central and northern England. During the 1830s and 1840s a number of commissions introduced testimony about the conditions in mines and factories that led to the beginning of government regulation and inspection, particularly of the working conditions of women and children.
NEW EDUCATION:

Victorian Prose:

Arguably the most well-known Victorian writer was Charles Dickens. He wrote a lot of novels about the struggles of the poor and the battle between right and wrong. His characters were really vivid but not terribly nuanced, so it's pretty obvious from the get-go who's good, who's bad, who can be reformed, and who can't.


         Dickens' novels usually end with every character getting the kind of ending they deserve. So, the good people get happy endings, and the bad people get sad endings, and there really aren't that many loose ends left at the end of the novel.
        Emily Bronte’s (see Bronte, family) single novel, Wuthering Heights (1847), is a unique masterpiece propelled by a vision of elemental passions but controlled by an uncompromising artist
The fine novels of Emily's sister Charlotte Bronte, especially Jane Eyre (1847) and Valletta (1853), are more rooted in convention, but daring in their own ways. The novels of George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans) appeared during the 1860s and 70s. A woman of great erudition and moral fervor, Eliot was concerned with ethical conflicts and social problems. George Meredith produced comic novels noted for their psychological perception. Another novelist of the late 19th century was the prolific Anthony Trollope, famous for sequences of related novels that explore social, ecclesiastical, and political life in England.

Poetry:
       The preeminent poet of the Victorian age was Alfred, Lord Tennyson. Although romantic in subject matter, his poetry was tempered by personal melancholy; in its mixture of social certitude and religious doubt it reflected the age. The poetry of Robert Browning and his wife, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, was immensely popular, though Elizabeth's was more venerated during their lifetimes. Browning is best remembered for his superb dramatic monologues. RudyardKipling, the poet of the empire triumphant, captured the quality of the life of the soldiers of British expansion. Some fine religious poetry was produced by Francis Thompson, Christina Rossetti, and Lionel Johnson.

                 In the middle of the 19th century the so-called Pre-Raphaelites, led by the painter-poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti, sought to revive what they judged to be the simple, natural values and techniques of medieval life and art. Their quest for a rich symbolic art led them away, however, from the mainstream. William Morris—designer, inventor, printer, poet, and social philosopher—was the most versatile of the group, which included the poets Christina Rossetti and Coventry Patmore.
           Algernon Charles Swinburne began as a Pre-Raphaelite but soon developed his own classically influenced, sometimes florid style. A. E. Housman and Thomas Hardy, Victorian figures who lived on into the 20th cent., share a pessimistic view in their poetry, but Housman's well-constructed verse is rather more superficial. The great innovator among the late Victorian poets was the Jesuit priest Gerard Manley Hopkins. The concentration and originality of his imagery, as well as his jolting meter ("sprung rhythm"), had a profound effect on 20th-century poetry.
During the 1890s the most conspicuous figures on the English literary scene were the decadents. The principal figures in the group were Arthur Symons, Ernest Dowson, and, first among them in both notoriety and talent, Oscar Wilde. The Decadents' disgust with bourgeois complacency led them to extremes of behavior and expression. However limited their accomplishments, they pointed out the hypocrisies in Victorian values and institutions. The sparkling, witty comedies of Oscar Wilde and the comic operettas of W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan were perhaps the brightest achievements of 19th-century British drama.
Thus, Victorian era was not an era of darkness but there
Is also something beyond the darkness.





Friday, 1 April 2016

My Assignment on Marketing of Chetan Bhagat and Durjoy Datta

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SUBJECT: CULTURAL STUDIES
TOPIC: CULTURAL STUDY OF DURJOY DATTA AND CHETAN BHAGAT
NAME: AMI G. SOJITRA
ROLL NO: 30
COLLEGE: DEPARTMET OF ENGLISH, MAHARAJA KRISHNAKUMARSINHJI   BHAVANAGAR UNIVERSITY
SEMESTER: 2











Durjoy Datta

 Durjoy Datta was born on 7 February 1987 (age 29) in Gujarat and bought up at Delhi, India. He used to write with the Pen name of Deb and Sidharth Oberoi. His occupation is to be Novelist, Screenwriter. He has studied at Delhi College of Engineering, Management Development Institute. He writes about Young-adult fiction, Romance, Thriller.

His notable works are as below:
Ø Of Course I Love You..!
Ø Till the Last Breath
Ø If It's Not Forever
Ø Hold My Hand
Ø When Only Love Remains
Ø Sadda Haq - My Life, My choice
Ø World's Best Boyfriend
Ø Our Impossible Love


 

         He served at NIIT Ltd. Siemens AG, and American Express until he co-founded the publishing house Grapevine India in June 2011. In 2009, he was recognized as the young achiever by The Times of India. He was also chosen as one of the two young achievers in the field of Media and Communications by Whistling Woods International in 2011. His debut show Sadda Haq - My Life, My Choice won the Youth Show - fiction category at Zee Gold Awards in 2014 and at Indian Telly Awards in 2014 and 2015.
Works


Of Course I Love You..!...Till I Find Someone Better (co-author Maanvi Ahuja) (2008)
Now That You're Rich! Lets Fall in Love! (co-author Maanvi Ahuja) (2009)
SHE BROKE UP I DIDN'T!...I Just Kissed Someone Else! (2010)
Ohh Yes, I'm Single..! And So is My Girlfriend! (co-author Neeti Rustagi) (2010)
The Backbenchers series (contributor) (first book of the series was published in 2011)
You Were My Crush!...till you said you love me! (co-author Orvana Ghai) (2011)
If It's Not Forever...It's Not Love (co-author Nikita Singh) (2012)
Till The Last Breath... (2012)
Someone Like You (co-author Nikita Singh) (2013)
Hold My Hand (2013)
When Only Love Remains (2014)
World's w̷o̷r̷s̷t̷ Best Boyfriend (2015)
Our Impossible Love (2016)
Short stories
The English Teacher (2012)
Shades of Love (contributor) (2012)
Television shows
Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera (co-writer Sumrit Shahi) (2012 - 2015)
Sadda Haq - My Life, My Choice (co-writer Sumrit Shahi) (2013–present)
Million Dollar Girl - From Banaras to Paris (co-writer Sumrit Shahi) (2014 - 2015)



Chetan Bhagat


 Chetan Bhagat was born on 22 April 1974 (age 41). He get education at Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi(IIT Delhi) (B. Tech, Mechanical Engineering), Indian Institute of Management Ahmadabad(IIM A) (MBA). He used to write about Fiction, Romance, Realistic Fiction, Non-fiction  etc.

His notable works are as below:
Ø Five Point Someone
Ø One Night @ the Call Center
Ø Half Girlfriend
Ø The 3 Mistakes of My Life
Ø 2 States: The Story of My Marriage
Ø Revolution 2020


A noted public intellectual, Bhagat also writes for columns about the youth, career development and current affairs for The Times of India (in English) and Dainik Bhaskar (in Hindi).He worked in Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong as an Investment Banker for nearly a decade, and wrote Five Point Someone while still in Hong Kong, before moving to Mumbai to focus full-time on his writing career.

Career:
Bhagat has his columns in The Times of India and Hindustan Times.He was a judge on the Voice of India Star Anchor Hunt. Chetan Bhagat also hosts 7 RCR on ABP news, which began airing 11 January 2014. The show features a series of biographies of India's prime ministerial candidates.

He was also the judge of the dance reality show Nach Baliye.

HIS WORKS
Ø Five Point Someone (2004)
Ø One Night @ the Call Center (2005)
Ø The 3 Mistakes of My Life (2008)
Ø 2 States (2009)
Ø Revolution 2020 (2011)
Ø What Young India Wants (2012)
Ø Half Girlfriend (2014)
Ø Making India Awesome (2015)
Ø Awards and recognition
Ø Society Young Achiever' award in 2004
Ø Publisher's Recognition award in 2005
Ø Bhagat in Time magazine's list of World's 100 Most Influential People 2010

Ø Film fare Award for Best Screenplay 2014- Kai Po Che

Ø CNN-IBN Award in the field of Entertainment for the year 2014
       Among his other activities, Bhagat is known to deliver speeches at programs organized by corporate, educational institutes, newspapers and media houses like Dainik Bhaskar, The Times of India and at other conferences apart from writing columns for the same.


MARKET OF CHETAN BHAGAT AND DURJOY DATTA:
 Durjoy Datta and Chetan Bhagat both are young writers of Indian English literature. Even we find that both of them become very popular in this present time. Even we can say that both them have made india read the English novel. The common things between them use very simple English that become easy for everyone to understand. Both of them are not student of literature but they have studied in Engineering branch though they are writing novels and also have fame as a good writers.

Ø LOW PRICE:
 When we go to take any books of both of them we find that it is available in very low price because they know that most of people used to avoid read the books which are costly. Their every books are below 200/- so that a common people can also afford that.

Ø THEIR EDUCATION AND OCCUPATION:
When we look about their education we find that both of them are student of engineering in which they have to work with machines and Mathematics. To write a book is very difficult for them but here both of the writers have broken the image of that particular image of engineer and student of arts.

Ø VOICE OF YOUNG INDIA:
Chetan Bhagat and Durjoy Datta both of them are young writers and in their novels we find that both of them write about young India. The main characters of the novels are young and also the ongoing problems of youth. They describe the sugar solution of the problems. They describe various perspective of the human relationship.

Ø BASED ON VARIOUS THEMES:
Both of them are not only writing s simple love story that a boy meet a girl and then both of them fall in love than they have to face problems and finally some of them become successful while some of them fail. Chetan Bhagat writes on vision on 2020 and also the life of well framed IIT and IIM. Durjoy was a student of engineering but in his book “Till The Last Breath” we find his deep knowledge of medical and hospital as well as disease.

Ø MARKETING:
Both of the writers know that how to do marketing of their books. Sometimes we see that many of us have ordered the books which still not released. They used to share about their upcoming books. They use such a social media like Face book, Twitter, Bloggers etc.

Ø LENGTH OF NARRATIVE:
In this time people don’t have much time to read the longer narrative or even to ponder deeply on the single thought. Here we find that both of them write a story like a novella which we can read at one seat ad also very easy to remember. Sometimes it may happen that the long narrative become a kind of boring to read and read can’t complete it.

Ø LANGUAGE:
While we read novels of both of them we find that it is very easy for us to understand. We don’t require dictionary at every page but we can understand it most of the time. Even we find that it is written in youth friendly style and also I conversational.

Ø THEIR TARGET AUDIENCE:
To be a great or a successful writer one is always careful about the target audience and their zeitgeist. Their target audience are getting admission in to IIT/IIMs, Call center, Job, Entrepreneurship, Marriage, education system as enterprise, Air hostess, singer, Medical, Hostel life, friendship etc.

        Thus here we find that both of them are very famous writers of the modern time I India. Even most of us have read both of them because now days they become writer of the bestselling books. Not only one but both of them have written many books and all of them become very popular. Chetan Bhagat and Durjoy Datta both are not only writers of the bestselling books but they are also connected with many other activities which shows that to be writer of bestselling book is not enough but one also have to be very enthusiastic to show the talent at any platform.

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Sunday, 27 March 2016

rasa theory by bharatmuni










TOPIC: RASA THEORY BY BHARATMUNI

SUBJECT; LITERORY THEORY AND CRITICIS: 20TH WESTERN AND INDIAN POETICS

NAME: AMI SOJITRA

COLLEGE: DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, MAHARAJA KRISHNAKUMARSINHJI BHAVANAGAR UNIVERSITY

SEMESTER;2

EMAIL: amisojitra23@gmail.com





















 Bharatiya Natyashastra an encyclopedia of Sanskrit literature is the earliest work on dramaturgy available at present the Natyashastra by Bharatmuni was an ancient treatise the Natyashastra during 200 B.C to 200 A.D. it is known as the 15th vaith because of its immense varieties there are 36000 sutras and  6000 slokas through which Bharatmuni talks about performing arts , theatre , dance , and music . That is why modern Indian critics often view to says :
“Natyashastra is the foundation of fine arts
In India”
                   The major question being discussed by Bharatmuni in his treatise “ the Natyashastra are how was drama born?” how should one built a theatre , dance like Tandva the different variety of acting , the connect of character language , prosoding , musicing , employed in drama , the nature of rasa and Bhava etc….he has a given and analytical theory as far as rasa is a concern.
#   Theory of Rasa
           The very meaning of Sanskrit word Rasa is Juice or Essence. However     Bharatmuni has used the word in different contained the word rasa here, dose not mean any kind of liquid or syrup. He said that:
“No any meaningful idea is conveyed if rasa is not evoked”
           However the Vedic meaning of Rasa referred to the experience of the superior reality which is one of the self existent delight thus , rasa is the emotion resulting from contemplation of various feeling according V.S. Seturaman :
“A blending of various Bhavas arises certain emotions accompanied by                      thrill and essence of joy is Rasa”
 Bharatmuni himself indentified the four kind of Bhavas responsible for the various rasa . According to him,

“vibhavaanubhavavyabhicharisamyogatrasanishpattihi”

           Here, Vibhava means determinates , Anubhava mean consequents , vyabhichari means transitory state and smyogat means combination . there are known as “state of mind” or “ state of being” there are ……

        1} Sthayibhava
        2} Anubhava
        3} Sattivikabhava
        4} Vyabhicharibhava
             
# Types of Rasa

            Through the essence of all the rasa is the same , the test of each liquid acquire distinctiveness , because of it’s associations with Vibhava and Anubhava . during it’s experience the syrups of good Apple , lime and the sugarcane are all syrups and sweet , but have disting sweetness . in this respect the rasa may be classifies like different syrups . Bhartmuni classifies Eight rasas equivalent to eight sthayibhavas.

“  sringarahasyakarunaraudravirabhayanakah !
Bibhatsadbhutasamjana cetyashtav natye rasah smiritah”

            Thus , Bhartmuni has discussed the eight sentiment from the four original ones that are,

-       Erotic                        -Heroic
-       Furious                    -Odios
            The comic sentiments arises from the erotic. The pathetic from the furious , the marvellous from the heroic and terrible from the odious.
             Let us focus on the origins the colours and example of this sentiments.

1} the erotic sentiment(shringara rasa)
2} the comic sentiment(Hasya rasa)
3} the furious sentiment(raudra rasa)
4} the pathetic sentiment(karuna rasa)
5} the heroic sentiment(vir rasa)
6} the terrible sentiment(Bhayanaka rasa)
7} the odious sentiment(Bibhatsa rasa)
8} the marvellous sentiment(Adbhauta rasa
 Let us discuss about the more explanations of the this sentiment and example.
1)    THE EROTIC SENTIMENT:
         The sringara rasa proceeds from the dominant state of love and is associated with the God Vishnu . it has as its basis a bright and elegent attire . the  sringara is not only first in last but also  in the popularity. The matual affection of love is found not only between man and woman but also between birds , animals and all the other creature . since , love is conversant with every heart . it has the prominent place among the rasa it has two main bases.




-       Love-in-union
-       Love-in- sepration
           The erotic sentiment in union arises from determinates like pleasure of the season , the enjoyment of garlands , the company of beloved persons,  objects etc…..it should be represented on the stage by the consequent such as clever movement of eyes , eyebrow , soft and delicate movement of the body , sweet words and similar other thing.
 The erotic sentiment in sepration should be represented on the stage by consequents such as indifference , fear , jealousy , anxiety, yearning , inactivity , death and other conditions.
         However , in sepration there will be hope, great or small of there meeting latter while in love will be a fear of sepration . because sometimes before the first union takes place, desire , may grow dominant and make lover languish.
for example:
           In the film “Akashvani” we find that when they both are together its seems like a sweet and lovely atmosphere. But just because her sister run away the love in separation occurs.

2)    COMIC SENTIMENT:
                 The comic sentiment proceeds from the dominant emotion of laughter . the preciding deity comic sentiment is Pramathas . the comic sentiment is created by determinate such as showing unseemly dress or ornament , impudence greedings , quarrel , use of irrelevant words , mentioning of different fault and similar other things. However , T.N.Shreekantaiya humour is extremely difficult to analyse even the modern philosopher who have set out to examine the origin of this manifold humour , but the nature of it’s charm have not yet arrived at definite conclusion .


while talking about the humour Bhartmuni says ,
“the humour arises from the grotesque and custom of others , shameless character craze for sensual ; pleasure , mischief foul words physical handicapped , occusation of other and the like …..”
 According to him these sentiment of two  main kinds ,
-       Self-centered
-       Centered-in-Oters
On the basis theorist admit that humour has six different kinds.

-       Slight smile
-       smile
-      laughter of  ridicule
-      valgur laughter
-      excessive laughter

      Two by two they belong respectively to the superior , the middling and the inferior types of persons.
1)slight smile                              4) )  Valugar laughter
2)Smile                                        5) laughter of  Ridicule
3) Gentle laughter                    6) The excessive laughter
  Example:
Series of the film Golmal  and Heraferi
3} The pathetic sentiment:
The pathetic sentiment arises from the dominant state of sorrow .it is usually presented through  determinates such as affliction under accurse , sepression from clear ones , loose of wealth, death , captivity , flight , accident or any other misfortune this is to be represented on the stage by the means of consequent. such as shedding tears , lamentation  dryness of the mouth , change of colour , dropping out of breeth ,loose of memory and the like,,,,some of the works in Sanskrit language are the best examples to generate pathos.

for example
Shakuntlam
                  -  Kalidas
                                                     Raghuvansham
                                                                   - Kalidas
                                                         Kadambari
                                                                    -Banabhatt

          In sakununtala sepression of lovers due to curse generate pathos . while in Raghuvansham the death of Indumati stimulate  the pathetic sentiments. According to  Shreekantaiya,
“Pathos is the very delicate rasa during it’s experience the heart melts a great deal”
                                4} The Furious sentiment
The sathya for the rudra or fury is  Croth . it own its origin to Raksasas , danavas and haunghty men and is caused by fights . this is created by determinates such as Enger , rape abuse insult an true allegation exorcising , tereterning , revenge fullness , jealousy and the like . this is to be represented on the stage by means of consequent such as red eyes, knitting of eyebrows , defence biting of  the lips , movement of the checks , presing one hand with the other etc.
5)The heroic sentiment:
The heroic sentiment reflects to the superior type of person and has it’s basic the presiding deity of the sentiments is Indra and represented with the colour which is yellowish in reflection . according to critic ,

“The special condition such as energy ,perseverance  , optivision , absence of surprise and presence of mind facilight the nishpattihi virrasa”

          Theatrically , the virrasa is represented on the stage through firmness , passions , heroism , charity , diplomacy and the like , transitory state in it are containment judgment , pride , energy remembrances etc,…..Bharatmuni , in Natyashastra has divided the rasa of valour into three kinds :-
1)  Valour of manificance (Danavira)
2)  Valour of virtue ( Dharmvira)
3)  Valour of war ( Yudhvira)

However , some of the recent critic , have add the fourth type “velour of mercy” ( Dayavira)  all the valour are inter related with each other.

6} Terrible sentiment:
                 The terrible sentiment has its dominant state of fear. Which is black in colour and is associated with the deity ‘yama’ . it is related with fear and scariness. It is usually created by gothic atmosphere like noise, side of ghost , panic and anxiety due to untimely cry of jackal and owls stating in and empty house of forest slight of death or capacity of  dear once of news of it or discussion about it . it is to be represented on the stage by conquest such as trembling of the hand and the feet , horriblilation ,loss of voice , theatrically speaking . It is easy to perform the Bhayanaka rasa on the stage. According to many critics fear is not neutral to noble character and heroes on country what excites fear in ordinary people excites anger in violent .
                                 7} Odious sentiment
Sometimes a doubt may arise how odious whose source is distinguished can became rasa if enjoyment is found in pathos , it is in the odious also but here in the vibhatsya the distress too great.


 Even when a description of the repulsive is heard , feeling it many a time as if it is actually seen and experienced in real life. The odious sentiment has its basic the dominant state of disguise it is created by determinants like hearing of unpleasant , offensive , impure and harmful things or sing them or discussing them . it is to be represented on the stage by consequent such as stopping the movement of all the limes , narrowing down of the mouth ,vomiting , fainting etc,……

8} The Marvellous Sentiment:
              The marvellous  sentiment like Srinagar , a rasa which is perhaps more wide speeded  Adbhuta all experience wonder , fantastic , astoniment . which has its basic wonder begins from the time the child open is eyes and last till the end of its like . in poetry and drama there is a special importance for figure of speech like happerboll and effective comparison . which generate the marvellous sentiment . the marvellous sentiment has as its basic the dominant state of  astoniment .


              The preceding deity of the sentiment is Brahman . it is created by determinants search as slight of heavenly begins or events , attainment of object andrass into a superior mention temple , audience whole a seven storied palace and illusiory and magical acts…..it is to be represented on the stage by conquence such as wide opening of eyes , looking with fixed gase , horriblilation , tears , percepration , altering words of approbation , making gifts and similar other things thus V.S.Seturaman comments that the marvellous sentiment is that which,
Arises from words , character ,deed and personal beauty”
      Bhartmuni  has mentioned this eight rasas in his treatise the ‘Natyashastra’ he elaborately states for each its colour the origins , the deity , the Vibhava , Anubhava and sancharibhava and how they should be acted . according to Shreekantaiya

“ the principle of rasa is the very kurnal of Indian poetics it is the nector that our thinker have obtained after charming the ossom of poetry”

       Till now we have considered the matter of pleasant experience called rasa by Bhartmuni but probably from the earliest period and the most importantly . the debate whether sant should be considered a rasa or not took place.

Conclusion:

         Finally in 11th century , the debate which to a conclusion by the time of Abhinnavgupta. He admitted the Santrasa and avoided it on the first place , after that nine Rasa where thus established , he sealed the doors of the mention of the Rasa . here, it is appropriate to cite wherein Mohan Thampi says,


“Majority of the traditionalist ; considered that nine rasas are enough to cope with infant variety of literary product”