Vyākaraṇa and Its Many Espouses: Linguistics, Philology, Philosophy = Proceedings of a Thematic Panel from the 11th CBC Conference (Part 1)
open access | peer reviewedKeywords Aṣṭādhyāyī • Vaiyākaraṇasiddhāntakaumudī • Afro-asiatic Linguistics • Old Chinese • Bhartṛhari • Enimitives • Compounds • Discourse Particles • Chinese Rime Tables • Contextualisation • Buddhist Studies • Middle Chinese • T-shaped Silk Banner • Trimuni • Sanskrit Lexicology • Vedic • Indian Grammatical Tradition • Rāmacandra Śesa • Intersubjectivity • Vedas • Prakriyākaumudī • Shared Knowledge • Epistemic Authority • Sino-Indian contact • Jainism • Kiranti • Evidentiality • Etymological cognates • Mǎwángduī • Prakriyā • Vyākaraṇa • Indo-European Historical Linguistics • Modal Particles • Intellectual History • Indian grammatical tradition • Maŋsuʔ • Navya Vyākaraṇa • Chinese historical phonology • Sanskrit • Chinese siddham studies • Bhaṭṭoji Dīkṣita • Pāṇini
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