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Visual Rhetoric in Early Buddhist Art of India Gita Publishing House Nowhere else can we getAbout the Book Visual rhetoric in Early Buddhist Art of India Critically Examines the Rhetorical Strategies embedded in early buddhist visual culture, with a focus on Representation, Materiality, and power Analyzing artefacts From major archeological sites such as Sanchi, Bharhut and Amravati, the study employs a Multidisciplinary Framework that combines visual rhetoric Semiotics and Communication theory. It explores how visual forms articulated