05502 am 2201045 n 450 991055970100332120240226183006.0979-1-03-655621-010.4000/books.ifp.7481(CKB)4100000012874182(FrMaCLE)OB-ifp-7481(oapen)https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/85405(PPN)262738570(EXLCZ)99410000001287418220220421j|||||||| ||| 0enguu||||||m||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierSouth-Indian Horizons Felicitation volume for François Gros on the occasion of his 70th birthday /Jean-Luc Chevillard, Eva WildenPondichéry Institut Français de Pondichéry20201 online resource (698 p.)Collection Indologie81-8470-116-0 This volume, a tribute to François Gros and a celebration of the field of Tamil studies, demonstrates the international nature of this area and its wide range of topics. The contributors stem from sixteen different countries. They are literary historians and critics, philologists, linguists, cultural anthropologists, political and social historians, archaeologists, epigraphists, numismatists, art and architecture historians, some of them assuming two of these guises, and some having an interest in related languages: Irula, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu. However there is much linkage and this "connexité dans la diversité" binds the different contributions together. François Gros has been the principal standard-bearer for Tamil studies in France. He has also devoted himself to the re-establishment of the École Française d’Extrême-Orient in countries of Southeast Asia. Among his other responsibilities has been the directorship for Tamil studies at the Institut Français in Pondicherry. Ce volume, hommage à François Gros et célébration du champ des études tamoules, montre la nature internationale de ce domaine et sa largeur. Les participants proviennent de 16 pays. Les disciplines concernées sont : histoire et critique littéraire, philologie, linguistique, anthropologie culturelle, histoire politique et sociale, archéologie, épigraphie, numismatique, histoire de l’art et de l’architecture. Certaines des contributions sont à cheval entre elles, et certaines concernent des langues voisines : Irula, Kannada, Malayalam et Telugu, tandis qu’une “connexité dans la diversité” fait l’unité du volume. François Gros a été le principal représentant des études tamoules en France. Il s’est également consacré, comme directeur, à la réinstallation de l’École Française d’Extrême-Orient dans les pays d’Asie du Sud-Est. Il a aussi été responsable scientifique de la section de tamoul à l’Institut Français de Pondichéry.Asian StudiesHumanities, Multidisciplinarylittérature tamoulelangue tamoulelangues dravidiennesTamil literatureTamil languageDravidian languagesSouth IndiaTamil literatureTamil languageDravidian languagesSouth IndiaAgesthialingom S647400Annamalai E1297185Asher R.E162801Begley Vimala1297186Bopearachchi Osmund637910Chevillard Jean-Luc1297187Delamourd Chantal1297188Dubyanski A.M1297189Ebeling Sascha766635Ferro-Luzzi Gabriella Eichinger1297190Gopal Iyer T.V1297191Gros François471722Hart George L1297192Kapp Dieter B1297193Lehmann Thomas640755M Kannan1297194M கண்ணன்32705Mahadevan Iravatham639495Menon A.G1297195Murugaiyan Appasamy1283948Nagaswamy R642542Narayana Rao Velcheru1297196Niklas Ulrike1297197Orr Leslie C1297198Palaniappan S1297199Panattoni Emanuela251655Pollock Sheldon1208584Schalk Peter798522Schiffman Harold F1297200Shulman David766237Subbarayalu Y1297201Subrahmanyam Sanjay619173Subramoniam V.I1297202Takahashi Takanobu1297203Tieken Herman765743Törzsök Judit1297204Vacek Jaroslav1297205Veluppillai Alvappillai1297206Veluthat Kesavan1297207Venkatachalapathy A.R1297208Vijayavenugopal G651993Viswanathan Peterson Indira1297209wilden Eva766242Zvelebil Kamil635163Chevillard Jean-Luc1297187Wilden Eva766242FR-FrMaCLEBOOK9910559701003321South-Indian Horizons4007591UNINA