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1 Syllabi & Scheme of Examination Master of Arts Sanskrit1 st Year Website:

2 SCHEME OF EXAMINATION M.A. SANSKRIT 1 ST Year (DISTANCE EDUCATION MODE) Paper Code Nomenclature of the Paper Max. Marks Minimum Marks Assignment Time SK01 ÂýÍ êâ æ Ñ â çãuðæ ßñçÎ âæçãuˆø Paper1 Samhita aidikasahityma Cha SK02 çmuðèøâ æ Ñ ÃØæ ÚU æ Öæáæçß ææù PaperII yakaranam Bhasavijnanam cha SK03 ÐëÐèØ æ Ñ ÖæÚUÐèØÎàæüÙ Paper III Bharatlyadarshanam SK04 ÐéÍü æ æãø æãøàææs æ PaperI: Kavyam Kavyashastram cha SK05   æ Ñ â S ë ÐßæÇU SØ UçÐãUæâÑ çùõ ŠæÑ Paper Samskritavanmayasya Itihasah Nibandhah Cha Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs Hrs. h oas U U oa U S % S l / l h c, US U Z Z

3 The syllabus of M.A. Sanskrit (Previous) class (Distance Education Mode) is modified with effect from the Academic Session There are five (5) compulsory papers prescribed for this syllabus. Each written paper carries Eighty (80) marks. Besides, each paper has been assigned Twenty (20) marks for Internal Assessment. The time for examination in each paper will be three (3) hours. The examinee/ candidate can attempt his /her paper through any one medium out of Sanskrit, Hindi and English. But he/she will to write the answer of the question (s), pertaining to the specific Unit as prescribed in the syllabus and as per instructions in the question paper, through Sanskrit medium only otherwise on marks will be awarded for that particular answer. 20% Internal Assessment in each Theory paper of Distance Education Programmes. The Directorate of Distance Education would supply two questions (each question having 2 parts), on the basis of the syllabus of each Theory paper of M. A. Sanskrit (Previous) course, to the students. The Students, attempting one question out of the given two questions, will prepare one handwritten Assignment of 10 (ten) pages minimum in each Theory paper carrying 20 marks each and submit the same in the Directorate by 31 st whichever is later. ÂæÆU Ø ý SØ M ÂÚÔU¹æ Outlines of the Syllabus ÂýÍ êâ æ Ñ â çãuðæ ßñçÎ âæçãuˆø Paper1 Samhita aidikasahityma Cha December every year or one month after admission to the course, çmuðèøâ æ Ñ ÃØæ ÚU æ Öæáæçß ææù PaperII yakaranam Bhasavijnanam cha ÐëÐèØ æ Ñ ÖæÚUÐèØÎàæüÙ Paper III Bharatlyadarshanam ÐéÍü æ æãø æãøàææs æ PaperI: Kavyam Kavyashastram cha   æ Ñ â S ë ÐßæÇU SØ UçÐãUæâÑ çùõ ŠæÑ Paper Samskritavanmayasya Itihasah Nibandhah Cha Âê ææüñ Max. Marks æ ÐçÚU êëøæùææñ Internal Marks â ØÑ Time 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours

4 Detailed Syllabus for Written Papers Paperl : Samhita aidikasahityam Cha U h U (Hours), x v %

5 I. (4x4=16 Marks) II. (2x8=16 Marks) III. (2x4=16 Marks) (2x8=16 Marks) I. (2x8=16 Marks). (2x8=16 Marks) 1. The New edic Selection, Part I & II (Revised and Enlarged Edition), Braj Bihari Chaubey, Bharatiya idya Prakashan, Delhi7. 2. edic Selection, A.A. Macdonell, Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi. U c {. Hymns of the AtharvavedaM. Bloomfield, Motilal Banarasidass, Delhi. U Q, c U U S, U, U...,, U.. U,

6 v7. A edic Grammar for Students, A. A. Macdonell, Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi. PaperII : yakaranam Bhasavijnanam Cha (Hours) h U, M h R ), v. U,

7 (8 Marks) (8 Marks) y (8 Marks) R M h R h % ÂýàÙÂ æçù æü æçßçšæñ

8 x. μ I. (4x4=16 Marks) II. C C S (2x4=8 Marks) III. (2x4=8 Marks) (2x4=8 Marks) (¹) çmðèøƒæåu ôq Âý ÚU æâõhsø ÂÎmØSØ Âý é¹âê æô ð¹âêßü M ÂçâçhÂýçR Øæ çüç¹ðé ØÍæçÙçÎüC»ý Íæˆæ ÂÎ ÌéCØ ÂýÎæSØÌðÐ (2x4=8 Marks) I. ÐéÍüÑ ÂýàÙÑ (ÐëÐè؃æÅU æçÿæˆø) ( ) C C (2x4=8 Marks) (¹) ÐëÐè؃æÅU ôq Âý ÚU ææùéâæúuð æ ÂÎmØSØ âê æô ð¹âêßü â S ëð æšø ðù æúu çßöçq ÂýçÌÂæÎÙæØ ØÍæçÙçÎüC»ý ÍæÐ ˆßæçÚU ÏæðÚUð¹æçÐæçÙ ÂÎæçÙ ÂýÎæSØ ÐðÐ (2x4=8 Marks). Â Ñ ÂýàÙÑ ( ÐéÍüƒæÅU æçÿæˆø) ( ) ÐéÍüƒæÅU SØ ( ) çð ¹ Çæ лüÐÂý ÚU æâõhæùæ Ðé ææ ü ÂÎæÙæ Âý é¹âê æô ð¹âêßü M ÂçâçhÂýçR Øæ çüç¹ðé ØÍæçÙçÎüC»ý ÍæÐ C ÂÎæçÙ ÂýÎæSØ ÐðÐ (2x4=8 Marks) (¹) ÐéÍüƒæÅU SØ (¹) çð ¹ Çæ лüÐÂæÆK ý âõh â èÿææˆ ÂýàÙ â æïæðé ÂýàÙmØ ÂýÎæSØÐðÐ (8 Marks) v. U U, U

9 10. Introduction to Comparative Philology, P.D. Gune, Pune. 11. Transformational Grammar, Ratford, A., Cambridge Univ. Press, Introduction to Linguistics, Ratford, A. et. al., Cambridge Univ. Press, Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics, Lyons, John, Linguistic Semantics, Lyons, John, Cambridge Univ. Press, General Linguistics, An Introductory SurveyRobins, R. H., Indiana Press, Bloomington, Introduction to Government and Binding Theory, Haegaman, L., Basil Balckwell, Principles and Parameters, Culicover, P.W., Oxford Univ. Press, An Introduction to Language, Fromkin,. and R. Rodman, New York etc. Harcourt, Brace Jovenovich College Publishers, 1988, Linguistics, An Introduction to Language and CommunicationAkmaijan, A.R. Demers and R. Hamish, Cambridge Mass, MIT Press, An Introduction to the Science of Meaning, Oxford Blackwell, Semantics, Sanskrit Syntax, J.S. Speijer, Motilal Banarasidass, Delhi. 22. The Principles of Semantics, Blackwell, Ullmann, Stephen, Semantic Analysis, Ithaca, N.Y. Ziff, Paul, Comell University Press, PaperIII : Bharatiyadarshanam (Hours) v ) w U x

10 y v % v. I. (4x4=16 Marks) II. C C S (2x4=8 Marks) h (8 Marks) II. C U C S (2x8=16 Marks) I. C C S (2x4=8 Marks) (8 Marks). C (2x8=16 Marks), U

11 y. Tarkabhasa, Eng. Tr. S.R. Iyer, aranasi. 5. Tarkabhasa, Eng. Tr. A.B. Gajendragadkar. U,, U }. Sankhyakarika, Eng. Tr. Wilson, Delhi. U U vw. Arthasangraha, Eng. Tr. A.B. Gajendragadkar and R.D. Karmarkar, Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi. vx. Arthasangraha, Eng. Tr. G. Thibaut, Delhi. v}. edantasara, Eng. Tr. M. Hiriyanna. v~. edantasara, Eng. Tr. Swami Nikhilananda. PaperI: Kavyam Kavyashastram Cha (Hours) U E, (8 Marks) U, (8 Marks)

12 y w{};xvz, U y v % I. (4x4=16 Marks) II. C (2x4=8 Marks) C C S (2x4=8 Marks) III. C C S (2x4=8 Marks) (8 Marks) I. (2x8=16 Marks).

13 C U C S Ùéàæ çâð»ý ÍæÑ S U, E, U, E, U S,. }. Uttararamacarita of Bhavabhuti, M.R. Kale. U ), U, U,

14 S S Paper : Samskritavanmayasya Itihasah Nibandhah Cha v (Hours) w,, x,,,,, m y, U,,,, Ub U U I. (4x4=16 Marks) II.

15 III. I.. w. History of Indian Literature (ol. I), M. Winternitz. x. A History of edic Literature, Gaurinath Shastri, Sanskrit Pustak Bhandar, Kolkata.. An Account of the Different Existing Systems of Sanskrit Grammar, Belvalkar, Sripada Krishna, Bharatiya idya Prakashan, aranasi, }. Panini : A Survey of Research, Cardona, George, Motilal Banarsidass, Delhi. vw. History of Indian Philosophy, S.N. Dasgupta. vx. History of Indian Philosophy (ol. I & II), S. Radhakrishnan. vy. Essentials of Indian Philosophy, M. Hirianna vz. An Introduction of Indian Philosophy, D.M. Dutta & S.C. Chatterjee. l, U v. History of Sanskrit Literature, A.B. Keith, Delhi..

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