Communication Studies in Mahābhāṣya
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1 Credit
*(T&C Apply) Credits applicable only for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students enrolling for SIKSHA courses through academic institutions based in India.
- UG
- Upcoming Courses
(GST additional)
About The Course
This course focuses on the communication theories and linguistic principles found in Patañjali’s Mahābhāṣya, a classical text on Indian grammar and language philosophy. It offers a deep dive into the relationship between language, thought, and meaning while exploring their practical applications in modern communication. The course aims to connect ancient Indian linguistic traditions with contemporary communication frameworks, providing students with a rich interdisciplinary perspective.
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- Learning Objectives
- ● Understand the foundational principles of communication as explained in the Mahābhāṣya.
- ● Explore the cognitive and structural dimensions of language and speech.
- ● Evaluate the relevance of ancient Indian linguistic theories in addressing modern communication challenges.
- ● Develop the ability to integrate traditional and contemporary approaches to communication.
- Intended Outcomes
- After completing this course, students will:
- ● Gain a clear understanding of the communication models presented in the Mahābhāṣya.
- ● Recognize the importance of grammatical structures for clarity in language.
- ● Contextualize ancient linguistic insights for solving present-day communication issues.
- ● Build a framework to connect traditional knowledge systems with modern communication studies.
