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Malkhar Kulkarni
Complementary Development of Language Studies
and Philosophy of Language in India
// Culture and Art.
2013. № 2.
P. 161-167.
URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=62490
Malkhar Kulkarni Complementary Development of Language Studies
and Philosophy of Language in India
Abstract:
The article describes development of language
studies and philosophy of language in India as well as
their close relation and mutual usage of advantages. India
is famous for its language diversity and development
of language technology, especially in the sphere of education.
The author focuses on how grammatical formalism
and meta-language allowed Ancient Indian linguist Panini
to explain a great number of linguistic phenomena.
The author of the article also touches upon the topic of
philosophical discussions that reflect the development of
language studies.
Keywords:
cultural studies, language studies, philosophy, Indian culture, linguistic variety, educational environment, standardization, Panini’s grammatical formalism, metalanguage, cognitive aspects.
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