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Scholastic Sanskrit A Handbook For Students Gary A Tubb Emery R Boose

Name: Scholastic Sanskrit A Handbook For Students Gary A Tubb Emery R Boose
SKU: BELL-4166556
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Publisher: American Institute of Buddhist Studies : Distributed by Columbia University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 48.59 MB

Pages: 332

Author: Gary A Tubb; Emery R Boose

ISBN: 9780975373477, 0975373471

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Scholastic Sanskrit A Handbook For Students Gary A Tubb Emery R Boose by Gary A Tubb; Emery R Boose 9780975373477, 0975373471 instant download after payment.

The book is organized around a verse from the Parāśarapurāna that names five characteristics of a commentary: the division of the text into individual words (padacchedah), paraphrases of the meanings of words (padārthoktiḥ), analysis of compounds (vigrahah), the syntactical structure of sentences (vākyayojanā), and responses to objections (ākṣepasamādhānam). The first four of these characteristics are discussed in part 1 of the book, written by Gary A. Tubb. Part 2, written by Emery R. Boose, deals with the fifth characteristic.