Deven M. Patel: Text to tradition: The Naiṣadhīyacarita and literary community in South Asia

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Research Articles
3. Tu quoque?! On the second person pronoun tusya (tus̱a) and the second person verbal ending -tu (-du) in Niya Prakrit
4. Data sharpening and linguistic theorizing: a case study of the causative derivation of Urdu change-of-state verbs
5. Two plant-based numeral classifiers in Nuristani languages: grain and branch
6. Centralized vowels in Muduga
7. Evidential-perceptual transfer by a blind speaker? Or: what do the Ladakhi markers for “visual” and “non-visual” perceptual experience, ḥdug and rag, actually encode?
8. Book Reviews
9. Verónica Orqueda: Reflexivity in Vedic
10. Luka Repanšek: Devā́ś ca vā́ ásurāś cāspardhanta: Berilo vedske proze – Vedic prose Reader
11. Deven M. Patel: Text to tradition: The Naiṣadhīyacarita and literary community in South Asia
12. Walter N. Hakala: Negotiating languages: Urdu, Hindi, and the definition of modern South Asia
13. Obituary
14. In memoriam Georg Buddruss (1929–2021)