Studies in Indian Linguistics

The volume tries to present a comparison and competition of the Indian contribution to the scientific study of language for last 2500 years or more, with the modern learning on the subject. This bringing together of tradition and modernity should enable the traditional learn to present her in modern terms and gain vitality and strength to appear with youthfulness. Further it attempts to highlight the importance of the study of traditional grammar and the linguistics principles developed in this country and show the global relevance of the issues under consideration.

Professor Dr. B.K. Dalai born (1956) M.A. (Sanskrit, Linguistics, Sahitya shastri) and Ph.D., (Indian Philosophy), Double Gold Medallist recipient of several awards and Honours is presently working as the Director and Head of the Department of Center of Advanced Study in Sanskrit, University of Pune. Previously he has served in Deccan College Post-Graduate Research Institute, Pune, Pondicherry Central University, and Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla. Some of his important Research Publications are:

1. Problem of Inherence in Indian Logic Containing the Eng. Trans. of Samavāyavāda of Tattvacintamani with commentary in English

2. Nyayasiddäntadīpa of Śaśadhara

(English trans. and study) 3. Bibliography of Ancient Indian Polity

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