In the ninth century, the critic Anandavardhana wrote the Dhvanyaloka, a treatise on poetry in four parts. Its central claim is that dhvani, suggestion, is the soul of poetry.
In the ninth century, the critic Anandavardhana wrote the Dhvanyaloka, a treatise on poetry in four parts. Its central claim is that dhvani, suggestion, is the soul of poetry.