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Dravidian language and culture - (Selected Essays) / Andree F. Sjoberg
Publication details: Kuppam Dravidian University 2009Description: ix, 202 pages. 20 cmISBN:- 9788190639194
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Contents:
Preface:
Acknowledgments;
Author's Foreword;
1. Convergence and Resistance to Morphological Change in Agglutinative Languages of South and Central Asian;
2. Non-Aryan (mainly Dravidian) Features in the Religious Content of the India n Epics;
3. The Impact of Dravidian on Indo-Aryan: An Overview;
4. The Dravidian Contribution to the Development of Indian Civilization: A Call for a Reassessment;
5. Who Are the Dravidians? The Present State of Knowledge;
6. Evidence for a Locative Case in Telugu (with some Dravidian Comparisons);
7. The Role of Aspect in the Dravidian Simple Verb;
8. Negative Verb Roots in Dravidian & Ural-Altaic;
9. Telugu Personal Names: A Structural Analysis;
10. Coexistent Phonemic Systems in Telugu: A Socio-Cultural Perspective;
11. Culture as a Significant Variable in Lexical Change;
12. Telugu Verbal Bases
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Preface:
Acknowledgments;
Author's Foreword;
1. Convergence and Resistance to Morphological Change in Agglutinative Languages of South and Central Asian;
2. Non-Aryan (mainly Dravidian) Features in the Religious Content of the India n Epics;
3. The Impact of Dravidian on Indo-Aryan: An Overview;
4. The Dravidian Contribution to the Development of Indian Civilization: A Call for a Reassessment;
5. Who Are the Dravidians? The Present State of Knowledge;
6. Evidence for a Locative Case in Telugu (with some Dravidian Comparisons);
7. The Role of Aspect in the Dravidian Simple Verb;
8. Negative Verb Roots in Dravidian & Ural-Altaic;
9. Telugu Personal Names: A Structural Analysis;
10. Coexistent Phonemic Systems in Telugu: A Socio-Cultural Perspective;
11. Culture as a Significant Variable in Lexical Change;
12. Telugu Verbal Bases
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