Luka Repanšek: Devā́ś ca vā́ ásurāś cāspardhanta: Berilo vedske proze – Vedic prose Reader

Artikel in diesem Heft

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)