Modeling the P??inian System of Sanskrit Grammar
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Publication
Heidelberg University Publishing (heiUP), Heidelberg, No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
42,000 words, Guess
Page Count
168 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139783946054535
- ISBN-139783946054542
- ISBN-139783946054559
- ISBN-103946054536
- ISBN-103946054544
and 2 more
- ISBN-103946054552
- Open LibraryOL28354029M
Description
The present work is a study of the A???dhy?y? of P??ini from a new perspective. It attempts to explore the P??inian system of Sanskrit grammar from a formal point of view and investigate the possibilities of representing it in a logical, explicit and consistent manner. It puts forward an appropriate framework for such a representation. Differing from the formulation of A???dhy?y?, which is composed in an artificial yet natural language and is meant to be employed by individuals who are acquainted both with the Sanskrit language and the techniques of grammar, the present rendering aims for a non-verbal representation in terms of mathematical categories and logical relations which can be implemented in an algorithmic manner. The formal framework suggested in this work would facilitate adequate tools for postulating and evaluating hypotheses about the grammatical system. Moreover, it would furnish the basis for a computer implementation of the grammar. Both these aspects are objects of enquiry in the field of theoretical studies on P??ini as well as the emerging discipline of Sanskrit computational linguistics. This book takes on the ground-work in these areas.
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