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Hindi Publishing in Colonial Lucknow centers on the literary activities emerging out of the publishing house Ganga Pustak Mala in colonial Lucknow in the first half of the twentieth century. Closely associated with Ganga Pustak Mala was the Hindi monthly Sudha (lit. nectar, ambrosia), a literary, social, political and illustrated periodical, in which Hindi writings in prose and poetry, including Hindi literary criticism, and other activities concerning the Hindi public sphere, such as language politics, social reforms, matters concerning lifestyle, health, arts and sciences, and the political emancipation of women and men were promoted and developed. Building on the defining work of Gerard Genette on paratexts as well as on scholarship on text-image relationships, this book charts the literary networks established by the publishing house's proprietor and chief editor of Sudha, Dularelal Bhargava, who played a pivotal role in the emergence of Hindi literary production out of Lucknow and in the commercialization and nationalization of Hindi literature in the north Indian Hindi public sphere.

A complete course in reading, writing, and speaking Hindi. This book's clear and logical approach makes it the ideal way to learn Hindi. Even those who speak another Indian language will find this an excellent way of learning India's national language accurately and fluently. The course includes the Hindi script and sound system, dialogues and reading passages, clear explanations of Hindi grammar, and information about Indian culture and society.

Calibrated lessons designed to go with the major text, Hindi for Non-Hindi Speaking People

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Ce n'est qu'en parlant une langue indienne que vous découvrirez le vrai contact avec l'Inde. Le hindi, langue nationale, est de loin la plus parlée des langues indiennes, pratiquée dans toute l'Inde du Nord, ainsi qu'au Népal. Vous apprendrez ici l'écriture nagari et vous vous familiariserez avec la civilisation indienne.

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This tract looks at the politics of language in India through a study of the history of one language - Hindi. It shows how the transformation of the language was tied up with the politics of communalism and regionalism. This is a powerful tract, written with emotion and passion, sparkling with wit and ideas. It persuades us to rethink the question of National Language, and reflect on the tangled links between language, identity and politics.

Born in 1911 on the border of Nepal, as a boy Agyeya travelled across India, from Kashmir to Tamil Nadu. Later, while in college in Lahore, Agyeya became an underground revolutionary. He advocated for India's freedom, and a decade later he served as an anti-fascist officer in the British army. In the mid-1940s and early 1950s, Agyeya began his work as a prominent literary figure of a subcontinent torn by independence, partition, nationhood, and the Cold War. It was a time when the Hindi world strove to make Hindi the national language. The Berkeley symposium on which this book is based explored the formations of this period-- of the nation, and of the literary vanguard and movements that were created around and against the figure of Agyeya. But is this the only perspective through which to access Agyeya and his influence? This book is a collection of revised versions of the papers presented at the Berkeley symposium. The symposium had as a task to reappraise Agyeya and his works in and of themselves but also vis-a-vis his contemporaries.

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222 p. From the library of Professor Dr Georg Buddruss, who held the chair of Indology at the University of Mainz for many years and who, in addition to classical Sanskrit and Hindi literature, also studied the Indo-Iranian languages of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Very good condition. The reading pages are clean and unmarked. Slight signs of storage and wear. Otherwise a very good copy. 9780728601482 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000

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Hindi Publishing in Colonial Lucknow centers on the literary activities emerging out of the publishing house Ganga Pustak Mala in colonial Lucknow in the first half of the twentieth century. Closely associated with Ganga Pustak Mala was the Hindi monthly Sudha (lit. nectar, ambrosia), a literary, social, political and illustrated periodical, in which Hindi writings in prose and poetry, including Hindi literary criticism, and other activities concerning the Hindi public sphere, such as language politics, social reforms, matters concerning lifestyle, health, arts and sciences, and the political emancipation of women and men were promoted and developed. Building on the defining work of Gerard Genette on paratexts as well as on scholarship on text-image relationships, this book charts the literary networks established by the publishing house's proprietor and chief editor of Sudha, Dularelal Bhargava, who played a pivotal role in the emergence of Hindi literary production out of Lucknow and in the commercialization and nationalization of Hindi literature in the north Indian Hindi public sphere.

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25,000 entries Comprehensive guide to modern daily usage Idiomatic and colloquial expressions Includes administrative, commercial, and professional vocabulary Completely up-to-date Ideal for students and travelers

This grammar is a reference grammar of the modern Hindi language as it is written, spoken and taught in the Hindi-speaking areas of North India. It describes the phonological, morphological and grammatical features of the Hindi language as clearly as possible, without making them conform to any particular linguistic theory. Its principal aim is thus practical: to enable students to understand how the Hindi language functions. Tables of nominal and pronominal declensions and of the verbal system are provided for quick reference. A system of grammatical interpretation (syntagmatical analysis) is described in the syntax part of this grammar in order to facilitate correct understanding and translation of both simple and complex texts, both fiction and non-fiction. The combined verbs (conventionally called compound verbs) are presented in alphabetical order. essentially the same language, born of the same soil, the grammatical features described are also valid for Urdu, even though it uses a different script. doctoral studies in Paris with a thesis analysing the language and metres of the medieval Sanskrit text, the Gitagovinda. She was an instructor in comparative Indo-Aryan linguistics at the Universite de Paris before moving to the University of Toronto in 1977.