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What does "Rasa" mean in the context of Indian aesthetics?

AJuice or essence

BPerformance

CMusic

DPhilosophy

Answer:

A. Juice or essence

Read Explanation:

  • The term Rasa originates from Sanskrit and literally means "essence," "flavor," "juice," or "taste."

  • In the context of Indian aesthetics, as defined by Bharata Muni in the Natya Shastra, Rasa refers to the emotional or aesthetic experience evoked in the audience through art, particularly drama, dance, music, and poetry.


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