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This document summarizes key literary terms and concepts: 1) Alamkara refers to the science of beauty in literature and poetic ornamentation, with Bhamaha seen as the first theorist of alamkara. It includes rhetorical devices like pun, repetition, alliteration, paradox, simile, and metaphor. 2) Auchitya is the theory of propriety and appropriateness in literary works, concerning the proper use of rhetorical figures. Ksemendra contributed to the concept of auchitya. 3) Dhvani is the theory of suggestion and implied meaning in literature, concerning methods of conveying meaning through suggestion rather than direct statement.
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