LANGUAGE OF THE ABSOLUTE

A CONTEMPORARY INDIAN INTERPRETATION

Authors

  • Arabinda Basu Sri Aurobindo Research Academy, Pondicherry

Keywords:

ABSOLUTE

Abstract

Sri Aurobindo has a distinctive theory of the origin, development, capacities and limitations of language and of Aryan speech. He planned a whole book on "The Origins of Aryan Speech"! It was unfortunate that other preoccupations prevented him from completing it, for to judge from the published portions of the proposed work, the complete treatise would have been most stimulating and thought provoking and given scholars in the field of linguistics very valuable guidelines for their research. It is not my purpose to expound the theory now. But a brief description of its main points will be in place because that has a bearing on our subject.

References

Sri Aurobindo, Essays on Gita, Sri Aurobindo Birth Centenary Library (Hereafter referred as SABCL) Vol. 10. Pondicherry. Sri Aurobindo Ashram, 1970, pp. 551—81.

SABCL Vol. 21. The Synthesis of Yoga. pp. 804-5.

SABCL Vol. 12 The Upanishads. P. 111,

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Published

1992-09-30

How to Cite

Basu, A. (1992). LANGUAGE OF THE ABSOLUTE: A CONTEMPORARY INDIAN INTERPRETATION. Journal of Dharma, 17(3), 203–209. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/1113