LANGUAGE IN INDIA

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Volume 15:7 July 2015
ISSN 1930-2940

Managing Editor: M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.
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Bubhutsa
An Anthology of Essays in Telugu on
Language Development and Planning,
Computer Applications and Methods and Evaluation of Language Teaching

Dr. Pammi Pavan Kumar

Abstract

This volume contains research articles on language development and planning, use of computer applications and methods and evaluation of language teaching. The papers present detailed data from Telugu, an ancient classical as well as modern Dravidian language, which may be ranked as Number 2 in India in terms of the number of people speaking this language. The contribution of Telugu language and literature to both Dravidian and non-Dravidian Indian languages is enormous, through its varied innovations in poetic forms and extensive religious and secular literature. Linguistic nuances of Telugu as well as methods of language teaching are discussed.

Keywords: Telugu language, literature, history, linguistics, language teaching methods for Indian languages

Introduction

The papers in this volume were presented by the author Dr. Pammi Pavan Kumar in various seminars and conferences held at the national and international levels during the years 2011-2013. The papers may be classified into three categories, namely, language development and planning, use of computer applications in language research and language teaching. The papers deal with Telugu language, literature and linguistics as part of the three themes listed above.

Dr. Pammi Pavan Kumar is a known researcher to our journal readers. Papers in this volume have been thoroughly revised while compiling them. The papers in this volume are useful to those who are studying Telugu at the Masters’ and Doctoral levels, conducting research in the areas mentioned above.

I am sure that the papers in this volume will enrich the readers with updated information in the aforementioned areas of research. Congratulations to Dr. Pammi Pavan Kumar, who is a great model for all young scholars to emulate.

M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.
Managing Editor
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Dr. PAMMI PAVAN KUMAR
Department of Telugu
University of Hyderabad
HYDERABAD – 500 046
Andhra Pradesh
India
pavankpammi@gmail.com
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