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The Anxiety of Hindustani

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2004
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Chapters in this book

  1. Rhythm and the Synthetic Drift of Munda 3
  2. The Possible and the Impossible in Bengali Word Formation: Some Problems in Nominalization 37
  3. Case and the Argument Structure of Tamil 57
  4. The Semantics of Bangla Compound Verbs 101
  5. Discourse Context and Word Order Preferences in Hindi 113
  6. Europe 131
  7. An Interpretive Survey of Tamil Studies in Tamil 145
  8. North America 163
  9. The Challenge of Developing a Viable Modern Academic Tradition of Post-Colonial Language Scholarship: A Sri Lankan Contextualisation 173
  10. Sri Lanka Malay: The State of the Art 197
  11. Reviews 217
  12. Hindustani as an Anxiety Between Hindi–Urdu Commitment 247
  13. The Anxiety of Hindustani 267
  14. Announcements 277
  15. Notes on Contributors 279
  16. Notes for Contributors 283
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110179897.267

Chapters in this book

  1. Rhythm and the Synthetic Drift of Munda 3
  2. The Possible and the Impossible in Bengali Word Formation: Some Problems in Nominalization 37
  3. Case and the Argument Structure of Tamil 57
  4. The Semantics of Bangla Compound Verbs 101
  5. Discourse Context and Word Order Preferences in Hindi 113
  6. Europe 131
  7. An Interpretive Survey of Tamil Studies in Tamil 145
  8. North America 163
  9. The Challenge of Developing a Viable Modern Academic Tradition of Post-Colonial Language Scholarship: A Sri Lankan Contextualisation 173
  10. Sri Lanka Malay: The State of the Art 197
  11. Reviews 217
  12. Hindustani as an Anxiety Between Hindi–Urdu Commitment 247
  13. The Anxiety of Hindustani 267
  14. Announcements 277
  15. Notes on Contributors 279
  16. Notes for Contributors 283
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