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Linguistic survey of India.
India. Linguistic Survey
Published
1967
by Motital Banarsidass in Delhi
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Contributions | Grierson, George Abraham, (Sir) 1851-, |
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| LC Classifications | PK1508 A5 1967 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL17159862M |
thes, India was reported to have 32 languages with one million or more speakers. The People of India also reports that there are 25 writing systems in India that are in active use as in s. The results of a survey titled ‘The Written Languages of The World: A Survey of the Degree and Modes of Use (2. INDIA, Book 1, Constitutional. Oct 28, · Grierson’s Survey. The Linguistic Survey of India, was carried out between and A project of the British Raj, the survey was compiled and edited by George A. Grierson, an official of the Indian Civil Service. Often referred to as Grierson’s survey or LSI, this was the first language survey of British India.
Nov 24, · Linguistic survey of India by India. Linguistic Survey., , Office of the superintendent of government printing, India edition, in EnglishPages: Aug 20, · GN Devy in his new book ‘The Crisis Within’ warns of the crisis in education in India. By: He is also a feisty activist-academic who led the People’s Linguistic Survey of India. He Works For: The Financial Express.
Linguistic Survey of India, S/2 Gramophone Recordings, Asia and Africa Collections, British Library, London. Barnett, Lionel D. See G.A. Grierson, Lalll l-VV V kyy y ni. Oct 28, · The People’s Linguistic Survey of India (PLSI) envisions the creation of a Linguistic Survey rooted in people’s perception of language. PLSI as a nation wide survey is being carried out by members of respective communities, writers, cultural activists, scholars of intangible heritage, practitioners of oral arts and traditions, responsible.
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At the Oriental Congress held at Vienna, it was noted that the number of Indian Languages was unknown with estimates varying from twenty to The Linguistic Survey of India (LSI) is a comprehensive survey of the languages of British India, describing languages and dialects.
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It will also provide necessary inputs to the social/educational planners in respective States for their planning to attain the envisaged goals. Aug 31, · This book is the first detailed examination of George Abraham Grierson’s Linguistic Survey of India, one of the most complete sources on South Asian festivous-ilonse.com shows that the Survey was characterised by a composite and collaborative mode of producing knowledge, which undermines any clear distinctions between European orientalists and colonised Indians in British festivous-ilonse.com: Javed Majeed.
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Devy, a former professor of English from the western state of Gujarat, launched the People’s Linguistic Survey of India in The name refers to the fact that.A monumental publication describing every known language and dialect of the South Asian subcontinent — languages and dialects — the Linguistic Survey of India was compiled over thirty years under the leadership of George A.
Grierson, a language scholar and a civil servant. The five volumes on non-Indo-European languages were prepared by Sten Konow.
