Panel 40: Linguistics and philology

PANEL 40 – LINGUISTICS AND PHILOLOGY

TUESDAY 21 JUNE (Room M)

Conveners: Nathan Hill and Izumi Hoshi


 13.30-13.45: Opening of panel.


13.45-14.15: Pavel Grokhovskiy and Bembya Mitruev: “The most profound treasure trove of existence” as a lexicographical source for a study of the Zhang zhung language.


14.15-14.45: Marius Zemp: The origin of the ‘voiced’ transitive classical Tibetan present stems, and their fate in spoken dialects – evidence for an early split of Tibetan.


14.45-15.15: Nathan Hill: Further exceptions to Dempsey’s law.


15.15-15.45: Tea and coffee break.


15.45-16.15: Channa Li: Wise as the filial prince: the Tibetan Sujāta Jātaka translated from Chinese Sūtras.


16.15-16.45: Nancy Caplow: Inference and deferred evidence in Tibetan: further consideration of the morpheme bzhag.