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The artist's creative process in evoking Rasa from "summary" of A Modern Introduction to Indian Aesthetic Theory by Surendra Sheodas Barlingay

The artist's creative process in evoking Rasa is a complex and nuanced endeavor that requires a deep understanding of Indian aesthetic theory. According to Barlingay, the artist must first immerse themselves in the emotional content of the artistic work they are creating. This involves tapping into their own emotional reservoirs and channeling those feelings into their art. Once the artist has connected with the emotional core of their work, they must then carefully select the appropriate artistic elements to evoke the desired emotional response in the audience. This may involve choosing specific colors, tones, rhythms, or gestures that are known to elicit a particular Rasa. Barlingay emphasizes the importa...
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    A Modern Introduction to Indian Aesthetic Theory

    Surendra Sheodas Barlingay

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