SANS4114: Research in Classical Indian Literature

2020 unit information

Further research techniques and methodologies for the study of textual materials in Sanskrit and related languages (Pali, Prakrit and Gandhari) with emphasis on the ideas and historical and social contexts for their production. Students will apply these methodologies to a detailed study of one or more texts in one or more of these languages.

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Study level	Undergraduate
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Credit points	6

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Semester 2 2020	Normal day	Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney	Outline unavailable

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