Exam 6: Aesthetics and Literary Criticism From Aristotle to Indian Theory

Which category of prathibha refers to the creative ability of the poet?

Who mentions: "God is not the author of all things, but of good only"

Who among the following validates how the poetic language triggers the aesthetic process through its suggestiveness?

Who among the following is recognised one of "the great English novelists"?

Who mentions "as is painting so is poetry"?

Which is the earliest systematic work on Indian dramaturgy?

Who is the author of Defence of Poetry?

Which term in Indian aesthetics refers to the process of Generalisation?

What is the Greek term for "resolution of complication"?

Which figure of speech is useful in heightening expression, in the opinion of Longinus?

Which chapter of Aristotle's Poetics discusses the construction of an ideal plot, which is fundamental to tragedy?

Which type of drama, according to Aristotle is considered a representation of characters of a base type, which means ridiculous?

Which Indian critical theory concentrates on emotive expression?

When was the pastoral romance Arcadia was published?

Which word is used to denote not only the special aesthetic pleasure and the outward manifestation of artistic experience but also the mental faculty which makes aesthetic experience possible.

Which term used by Bharata means a spectator?

Which word refers to the primary power of signification existing in words that is capable of providing the literal or lexical meaning?

What is the literal meaning of the word dhwani?

According to Sir Philip Sidney, which kind of poetry evokes pity because it deals with the weakness of mankind and the desolation of the world.

Which play of Shakespeare does Northrop Frye use to explicate the inductive method of analysis?