Kulshreshtha sushma (44 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Under the series Erotics in Kalidasa will be presented the first ever study of the seven world famous works of Dipasikha Kalidasa with reference to erotics in ten volumes. The present is the fifth volume entitled Nayaka nayika Nakha-Sikhanirupana which comprises the novel and the first ever detailed study of Angas of both males and females accomplished with reference to the greatest Sanskrit poet Kavi-Kulaguru Dipasikha Kalidasa. This study is divided into three stabakas. The first stabaka subdivided into three puspas, deals with the subject matter and theme of the study. The second stabaka divided into ten puspas deals with the sastric and technical analysis of all body parts (angas) of human body. The third stabaka divided into ten puspas presents an exhaushive and critical study of angas from the seven renowned works of Kavikula-siromani Dipasikha Kalidasa which is full of beautiful descriptions. Index and Sandarbhagranth-Anukramanika is also annexed with the volume. At the end is appended a detailed bibliography. This volume is presented to the scholars with humility. (jacket).…

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Zustand: New. Dr. P.N. Kawthekar felicitation volume.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Under the series Erotica Indica will be presented the first ever study of the seven world famous works of Dipasikha Kalidasa and other renowned poets with reference to Erotics in ten volumes. The present is the third volume entitled Enjoyment of Bliss in Kumarasambhava of this series which comprises the first ever study of Samprayoga (Enjoying Union) done with reference to any poet. This study is divided into two Stabakas. The first Stabaka divided into eight Puspas deals with the Sastric and technical analysis of the following eight Angas of Samprayoga Alingana (Aslesa) Cumbana Nakhaksata Dantaksata Samvesana Prahanana Sitkara and Purusayita. The second Stabaka divided into eight Pallavas present the first ever exhaustive and critical study of 100 illustrations of the aforesaid Angas of Samprayoga in the Kumarasambhava of Kavikulaguru Kalidasa. At the end is appended a detailed bibliography. 248 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Under the series Erotics in Kalidasa will be presented the first ever study of the seven world famous works of Dipasikha Kalidasa with reference to Erotics in ten volumes. The present is the fourth volume entitled Sixty Four Arts in Sanskrit Literature and Dramas of Kalidasa. This volume comprises the novel and the first ever study of the Sixty four arts in the history of literary criticism and critical works in India and abroad accomplished with reference to Sanskrit Literature and dramas of Kalidasa. This study is divided into two stabakas. The first stabaka divided into three puspas deals with the Sastric and technical analysis of the sixty four arts as propounded by Sage Vatsyayana in his Kamasutra. These arts are considered as the angavidyas or angabhutakalas of kama the art of enjoying love. The detailed study of these kalas has been presented in sixty four heads citing illustrations from prominent works of Sanskrit Literature. The second stabaka comprises three puspas which present the first ever study of the sixty four arts as found in the dramas of Kalidasa. These three puspas present the detailed analysis of 43 arts in Malavikagnimitra 47 arts in Vikramorvasiya and 47 arts in Abhijnanasakuntala citing numerous beautiful references. In the end is appended a detailed Bibliography. This voluminous volume is presented to a serious connoisseur of literature and the arts himself an adept musician and musicologist Prof. Jagdish Sahai Kulshreshtha on his Eighty Eighth Birthday. 416 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Under the series Erotics in Kalidasa will be presented the first ever study of the seven world famous works of Dipasikha Kalidasa with reference to Erotics in ten volumes. The present is the third volume entitled Samprayoga (Experiencing Bliss) which comprises the novel and the first ever study of Samprayoga the art of love making accomplished with reference to the greatest Sanskrit poet Kavikulaguru Dipasikha Kalidasa. This study is divided into two stabakas. The first stabaka subdivided into eight puspas deals with the Sastric and technical analysis of the following eight items of Samprayoga Experiencing Bliss in Union 1. Alingana (Aslesa) (Embrace). 2. Cumbana (Kissing). 3. Nakhaksata (Nailmarks). 4. Dantaksata (Amorous Biting). 5. Samvesana (Enjoying together). 6. Prahanana (Slapping). 7. Sitkrta (Manita) (Moaning or inarticulate sounds) and 8. Purusayita (Reverse Position). The second stabaka divided into seven puspas (each puspa is further divided into two to eight pallavas) presents an exhaustive and critical study of the illustrations of the above mentioned eight items (divided into numerous varieties) from the seven renowned works of the Kavikulasiromani Dipasikha Kalidasa which are full of hundreds of beautiful pictures of erotics painted here and there. At the end are appended Samskrta Granthoddhrta Samprayogabodhaka padyanukramanika Kalidasa granthoddhrta Samprayogabodhakapadyanukramanika Kalidasagranthoddhrtasampra yoganukramanika Bibliography and index. This volume is presented to a great doyen of Sanskrit and Indology Prof. Ramaranjan Mukherjee on the auspicious occasion of his Eightieth Birth Anniversary. 384 pp.…