Add to ORKGNotwithstanding its pivotal role in the thought of Indian early grammarians, the exact mean‐ ing of the term śabda remains vague and hard to determine for an inexperienced student. The di culty is not simply due to polysemy or ambiguity. The ancient user of the term śabda seems entirely unaware of any distinctions within the semantic range of the word, taking its meaning for granted. The objective of the present paper is to investigate various contexts of the word in order to elucidate its meaning as understood by Indian grammarians, with particular emphasis laid on the followers of the śabdādvaita school
This thesis is a study of the theory of meaning developed by the seventeenth century Indian Naiyāyik...
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The real meaning of the grammatical technical terms musnad and musnad ʾilayhi (only 4 occurrences in...
Notwithstanding its pivotal role in the thought of Indian early grammarians, the exact mean‐ ing of ...
The svabhavada is considered one of the “lost philosophies” of ancient India, perhaps the earliest p...
Rāmacandrācārya’s Prakriyākaumudī and Jīva Gosvāmin’s Harināmāmṛtavyākaraṇa (15th-16th centuries) ar...
There are certain discrepancies between the forms and constructions prescribed by Pāṇinian grammaria...
In the Sanskrit tradition, grammar (vyākarana ) is considered to be the principal Vedic ancillary (v...
Indian grammarians knew of linguistic variation: in Pāṇini's Aṣṭhādyāyī we already find rules to des...
The svabhavada is considered one of the “lost philosophies” of ancient India, perhaps the earliest p...
This paper is intended as an investigation of śabdasvarūpa which means 'word itself' of 'word's ow...
The various traditions of Sanskrit grammar have served as models, or as sources for metalinguistic d...
Vāda, the classical name for the act of discussion/debate in the Indian tradition, forms the basis o...
This paper in an elementary level expresses the inevitable relation between the word and meaning fro...
This paper is ultimately going to tell a story of the limitation of scholarly activities in Kashmir ...
This thesis is a study of the theory of meaning developed by the seventeenth century Indian Naiyāyik...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the classifications of words which were elaborated in th...
The real meaning of the grammatical technical terms musnad and musnad ʾilayhi (only 4 occurrences in...
Notwithstanding its pivotal role in the thought of Indian early grammarians, the exact mean‐ ing of ...
The svabhavada is considered one of the “lost philosophies” of ancient India, perhaps the earliest p...
Rāmacandrācārya’s Prakriyākaumudī and Jīva Gosvāmin’s Harināmāmṛtavyākaraṇa (15th-16th centuries) ar...
There are certain discrepancies between the forms and constructions prescribed by Pāṇinian grammaria...
In the Sanskrit tradition, grammar (vyākarana ) is considered to be the principal Vedic ancillary (v...
Indian grammarians knew of linguistic variation: in Pāṇini's Aṣṭhādyāyī we already find rules to des...
The svabhavada is considered one of the “lost philosophies” of ancient India, perhaps the earliest p...
This paper is intended as an investigation of śabdasvarūpa which means 'word itself' of 'word's ow...
The various traditions of Sanskrit grammar have served as models, or as sources for metalinguistic d...
Vāda, the classical name for the act of discussion/debate in the Indian tradition, forms the basis o...
This paper in an elementary level expresses the inevitable relation between the word and meaning fro...
This paper is ultimately going to tell a story of the limitation of scholarly activities in Kashmir ...
This thesis is a study of the theory of meaning developed by the seventeenth century Indian Naiyāyik...
International audienceThis paper focuses on the classifications of words which were elaborated in th...
The real meaning of the grammatical technical terms musnad and musnad ʾilayhi (only 4 occurrences in...