I have myself just achieved a first input (including pada-paa.tha and variant readings of the various editions - I have still to check one before to propose the text on GRETIL - here attached the work as already done) + French translation (a simple new Sanskrit commentary is also planned because I am not always satisfied by the existing ones).

Two noteworthy studies on the work are:

- Ferdinando Belloni-Filippi, "Il Poema Demoniaco (raak.sasakaavyam)", Giornale della società america asiatica italiana 19, 1906, pp. 83-102

https://archive.org/stream/GiornaleDellaSocietaAsiaticaItaliana19/Giornale_della_Societa_Asiatica_Italiana_19#page/n95/mode/2up

- P. K. Gode,  "Date of Raak.sasa Kaavya or Kaavyaraak.sasa — Before A.D. 1000", In: Studies in Indian Literary History vol. 1, pp. 195-202;

orig. publ. in Journal of Indian History, Madras, vol. 19/3, 1940 pp. 312-319

https://archive.org/details/StudiesInIndianLiteraryHistoryVolume1

Le 8 oct. 2015 à 16:39, Benjamin Fleming <fleming_b4@hotmail.com> a écrit :

Does anyone know of any scholarly work done on the kAvyarAkSasa also going by rAkSasakAvya?

• Mankad, D. R.: Buddhivinodakāvyam (A specimen of Paryāyakāvya), in: Indian Historical Quarterly. Calcutta, 12, 1936, S. 692-700.
• De, S. K.: On the Identity of the Buddhi-vinoda-kāvya, in: Indian Historical Quarterly. Calcutta, 13, 1937, S. 172-176.

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