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ಕನಡ ⁏⁇ರ ೨೦೧೭ Kannaa School 2017 Kannaa as a Classical Language Kannada, the Dravidian language of the South Indian state of Karnataka, is a classical Indian language and distinguished by its rich literary history. Today, Kannada is spoken by about 50 million people. The course provides an introduction into classical Kannada language and classical Kannada literature. The classical literary genre champu will be introduced along with its form and content. Selected major texts of classical Kannada, viz. Pampa's Bhaarata, Janna's Yashodhara Charite, Nagacandra's Jaina Ramayana and Nagavarma's Karnataka Kadambari will be read and studied in the course. The Reader “Classical Kannada Poetry and Prose” by C.N. Ramachandran and B.A. Viveka Rai, published in 2015, will be used as a basic text in the course. Participants are expected to possess or acquire basic reading and writing skills of Kannada before attending the course. Study materials for the Kannada script can be sent to you upon request. The course is free of cost, but participants may be requested to pay for teaching materials. Teacher: The course is taught by Prof. Dr. B.A. Viveka Rai, who is a retired professor of Kannada Literature and Folklore at the University of Mangalore. Since 2010, he is a regular guest professor at the Chair of Indology, University of Würzburg, teaching Kannada and classical Kannada, as well as courses on the culture and literature of Karnataka. Time and Place: March 21 st until 25 th , Tue to Sat, and March 27 th until April 1 st 2017, Mon to Sat, 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Chair of Indology, Building 8, Philosophiegebäude, Am Hubland, 97074 Würzburg Please register! until February 25 th 2017 DAAD Würzburg Centre for Modern India Chair of Indology Department of Cultural Studies of Eastand SouthAsia For Registration and further information contact Anna Aurelia Esposito, Chair of Indology [email protected]wuerzburg.de

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ಕನನ್ಡ ರ ೨೦೧೭Kannaḍa School 2017

Kannaḍa as a Classical Language 

Kannada, the Dravidian language of the South Indian state of Karnataka, is aclassical Indian language and distinguished by its rich literary history. Today,Kannada is spoken by about 50 million people.

The course provides an introduction into classical Kannada language and classicalKannada literature. The classical literary genre champu will be introduced alongwith its form and content. Selected major texts of classical Kannada, viz. Pampa'sBhaarata, Janna's Yashodhara Charite, Nagacandra's Jaina Ramayana andNagavarma's Karnataka Kadambari will be read and studied in the course. TheReader “Classical Kannada Poetry and Prose” by C.N. Ramachandran and B.A.Viveka Rai, published in 2015, will be used as a basic text in the course.

Participants are expected to possess or acquire basic reading and writing skills ofKannada before attending the course. Study materials for the Kannada script canbe sent to you upon request. The course is free of cost, but participants may berequested to pay for teaching materials.

Teacher: The course is taught by Prof. Dr. B.A. Viveka Rai, who is a retired professorof Kannada Literature and Folklore at the University of Mangalore. Since 2010, heis a regular guest professor at the Chair of Indology, University of Würzburg,teaching Kannada and classical Kannada, as well as courses on the culture andliterature of Karnataka.

Time and Place:March 21st until 25th, Tue to Sat, and March 27th until April 1st 2017, Mon to Sat,9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.Chair of Indology, Building 8, Philosophiegebäude, Am Hubland, 97074 Würzburg

Please register! until February 25th 2017

DAADWürzburg Centre

for Modern IndiaChair of Indology Department of Cultural Studies of East‐ and South‐Asia 

For Registration and further information contactAnna Aurelia Esposito, Chair of [email protected]‐wuerzburg.de