SV: Ashok Aklujkar

From: Ole Holten Pind
Message: 1450
Date: 2005-11-01

I know Ashok personally.

Ole Pind

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af Eisel Mazard
Sendt: 1. november 2005 08:49
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Emne: [palistudy] Ashok Aklujkar

This fellow's combination of linguistic and literary credentials (incl.
Pali) would make him a likely candidate to join this list --he also lives in
Canada. His full contact information/details are provided below.  Does
anyone on the list already know him?  If not, perhaps Jim would be so bold
as to write him an outright invitation?
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Ashok Aklujkar (University of British Columbia)

submitted: Sat, 12 Mar 94 15:37:24 PST

Ashok Aklujkar (A.N. Aklujkar), Professor Department of Asian Studies
University of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6T 1Z2

Phones:
   work: 604-822-5185
   home: 604-274-5353
   Fax:  604-822-8937.
E-mail:  aklujkar@...

Regional interests:
South Asia, particularly India and areas containing Sanskrit and Prakrit
collections in printed or manuscript form.

Subject interests or themes of recent/current research:
Sanskrit linguistic philosophy, Indic analytical philosophy, Paninian
grammar, poetics, dramaturgy,Sanskrit belles lettres in general,
philosophies of ancient Indic religions, textual criticism, manuscriptology,
Sanskrit pedagogy, modern Sanskrit literature.

Disciplines:
Philosophy, linguistics, poetics, textual criticism, pedagogy, religion

Also involved in:
Preservation of traditional Sanskrit education and Sanskrit as a living
medium, preservation of manuscripts, work of the Canadian Association of
Sanskrit and Related Studies, work of the International Association of
Sanskrit Studies, etc.

Training and background:
B.A. in Sanskrit, Pali and Psychology, University of Poona. M.A. in Sanskrit
and Pali, University of Poona. Ph.D. in Sanskrit and Indian Studies, Harvard
University. Some education in a traditional Sanskrit school. Head of the
Department of Asian Studies, University of British Columbia, from 1980-85.
At present, Professor of Sanskrit and related subjects.


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