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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgement. Key to transliteration. Introduction. 1. Aum Aksara in Indian thought/Kapil Kapoor. 2. On the origin of the early Indian Scripts/Richard Salomon. 3. Typological observations on the Indic Scripts and their relationship with other Alphasyllburies/Richard Salomon. 4. The art of writing at the time of the Pillar Edicts of Asoka/Harry Falk. 5. Evolution of early writing in India/Subhash C. Kak. 6. Progress of modification of Brahmi Alphabet as revealed by inscriptions of sixth eighth centuries/A.K. Singh. 7. The so called Sankha Lipi (Shell Script)/B.N. Mukherjee. 8. Evolution of Brahmi Script a linguistic approach/Dilip Rajgor. 9. Brahmi Manuscript Palaeography/Andrew Glass. 10. Aksara as a linguistic unit in Brahmi Scripts/Purushottam G. Patel. 11. Aksara as the minimal articulatory unit/Pramod Pandey. 12. Phonological and generative aspects of Brahmi and its derivatives/Pramod Pandey. The contributors. List of Sanskrit Terms. List of inscriptions and place names. List of languages. Author index. Subject Index. This volume presents the advances in the ongoing research on Brahmi and its daughter scripts used in the present day India. It brings together two main trends evolutionary historical development and linguistic grounding. This is the first attempt to cross fertilize Palaeography and linguistics. The Palaeographic papers cover the main issues in the decipherment of the Indus Valley Script the origin and evolution of Brahmi and the Palaeographic methods and considerations employed in the decipherment of scripts. These present different trends and arguments of writers on the origin of Brahmi as having been around the Mauryan era or at a much earlier stage relate to broader historical and cultural issues. They also deal with the need for the use of established and more current palaeographic techniques in classifying regional and stylistic variants of scripts. The linguistic papers in the volume explore the issues of the roots of the orthographic unit aksara in Vedic phonetics its claim as a minimal articulatory phonetic unit and the properties of Brahmi as a generative writing system. The philosophical and linguistic underpinning of the concept aksara is shown to thread its use in the varieties of treatises from the Vedas to phonetic texts. The papers help in providing linguistic evidence for historical accounts of the script as an invention at a given time or as an evolving evolutionary system apart from relating the development of the script to the linguistic history of India. Palaeographers epigraphists linguists and computational scientists will find this volume interesting and useful. 266 pp.…

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