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Rivista degli studi orientali : LXXXVII, supplemento 2, 2014
[The study of South Asia between antiquity and modernity : parallels and comparisons : Coffee Break Conference 2]
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ISSN: 1724-1863
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In this issue
- General Introduction
- Universalist Theories in Historical Research
- Indigenous grammars : an introduction
- The Arrival of the Indian Notion of Root into Western Linguistics : from Colebrooke (1805) to Benfey (1852)
- Some Considerations about Motoori Norinaga's Notions on Japanese Vocalism
- Language as a Way of Salvation : an introduction
- Three Ways to Happiness : Arabic Grammars of Salvation
- Some Thoughts on the Relation Between Linguistic Usage, Merit and Felicity in Ancient India
- How to Obtain Salvation Trough Language? : Bhartrhari on Sabdapurvayoga
- Japanese Polyglots of Salvation : Miwa-ryu and its Multi-Linguistic Approach
- Language as a Sign of the Times in East Timor : Portuguese as a Language of Salvation in Politics and Religion
- The gender analysis of neoliberalism : an introduction
- The country that will reform India : a gender perspective of agrarian change in Andhra Pradesh
- Self Help Groups and women's empowerment : a case study from South India
