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The Journal of the Ganganatha Jha Research Institute November 1944

1944

The study from the former point of view has naturally been confined to the ways and means of the production of the aesthetic object and the latter has been occupied with the psychological process involved in and with the essential nature of the aesthetic experience consequent on the cognition of such an object. [...] For if we take the inference of the basic mental state as the inference of an effect from the cause the situation or as of a cause from the effect the mimetic changes or as of a major term from that which is invariably concomitant with it the inferred mental state would be the real basic mental state and not an imittion of it. [...] In the latter case that is if we admit the rise of basic mental state in the spectator it will mean the condemnation of all tragic presentation for in that case we will have to admit the rise of the tragic feeling of sorrow in the spectator. [...] Arid the resultant subjective state is according to him a state of perfect rest of the self within itself because of the prdominance of the quality of Sattva and total relegation into the background of the qualities of Rajas and Tamas. [...] 3. libojakatva the power which throws the two qualities of the percipient of the aesthetic object namely Rajas and Tamas into the background and brings the Sattva to the forefront.
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Pages
83
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120072
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-iii R.D. Ranade, A. Siddiqi, Umesh Mishar view
The Mystic Significance of Evam
1-6 Gopinath Kaviraj view
Rafi-Ul-Khilaf
7-12 Tara Chand view
Historical Notes and Questions
13-18 D.R. Bhandarkar view
Aesthetic Experience in the Light of Abhasavada
19-30 K.C. Pandey view
Sir John Shore a Friend of the Poor
31-50 S.N. Sen view
An Analysis of Verbal Forms of Maithili
51-58 Surendra Jha view
The Antiquity of the Caste-Names: Sali and Padmasali
59-68 P.K. Gode view
Sarasvatadvaitasudh
69-72 K Madhava Sarma view
Reviews of Books
73-80 unknown view

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