This article will explore the various conceptions underlying the use of the expression ticai-c-col (approximately “regional words”). After describing the role assigned to these by Tamil grammarians and Tamil grammatical commentators, we shall present a sketch of traditional Tamil linguistic geography, with its central and peripheral regions, and the way it has been reinterpreted in the course of history. We will also try to examine the actual linguistic data, the differences of opinion about it, and what they tell us about Tamil literature and the movement hiding below its classical surface
Although Tamil has an indigenous tradition of «grammatical» description — in an extended sense of «g...
Historical linguistics, among other things, aims at understanding the principles and factors that ca...
The study by Daniel Jeyarai recovers a forgotten aspect of the Tamil cultural heritage within the on...
"TAMIL", which its present users like to describe as simultaneously "living AND classical", is the c...
This paper aims at following up the development of the basic designation of the language called Tami...
Grammatical and linguistic history, like Tamil literary history, has its own antiquity and continuit...
The research for this article, which falls under the general category "History of Linguistics", was ...
International audienceThe language of inscriptional Tamil is very intriguing despite its complexity ...
The first of the four essays is a comparison and analysis of three different missionary grammars of ...
ABSTRACT : Classical Tamil made a threefold spatial division (« distant », « proximate » and « inter...
Accepté pour publication dans Pandanus [ISSN 1802-7997], parution prévue en octobre 2010Tree-related...
Until the Sangam literary period (till 200 AD), Tamil language was secular and Tamil literature was ...
The language of medieval Tamil demonstrates many linguistic forms that are unique to all of the bhak...
Tamil grammar tradition is unique. The Tamil language is understood to have a very old grammatical t...
Ancient Tamil language is rich in grammar. Grammar is obtained from literature as oil is obtained fr...
Although Tamil has an indigenous tradition of «grammatical» description — in an extended sense of «g...
Historical linguistics, among other things, aims at understanding the principles and factors that ca...
The study by Daniel Jeyarai recovers a forgotten aspect of the Tamil cultural heritage within the on...
"TAMIL", which its present users like to describe as simultaneously "living AND classical", is the c...
This paper aims at following up the development of the basic designation of the language called Tami...
Grammatical and linguistic history, like Tamil literary history, has its own antiquity and continuit...
The research for this article, which falls under the general category "History of Linguistics", was ...
International audienceThe language of inscriptional Tamil is very intriguing despite its complexity ...
The first of the four essays is a comparison and analysis of three different missionary grammars of ...
ABSTRACT : Classical Tamil made a threefold spatial division (« distant », « proximate » and « inter...
Accepté pour publication dans Pandanus [ISSN 1802-7997], parution prévue en octobre 2010Tree-related...
Until the Sangam literary period (till 200 AD), Tamil language was secular and Tamil literature was ...
The language of medieval Tamil demonstrates many linguistic forms that are unique to all of the bhak...
Tamil grammar tradition is unique. The Tamil language is understood to have a very old grammatical t...
Ancient Tamil language is rich in grammar. Grammar is obtained from literature as oil is obtained fr...
Although Tamil has an indigenous tradition of «grammatical» description — in an extended sense of «g...
Historical linguistics, among other things, aims at understanding the principles and factors that ca...
The study by Daniel Jeyarai recovers a forgotten aspect of the Tamil cultural heritage within the on...