HRBS 4050

Research Sanskrit

California Lutheran University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Taught by GTU. Knowledge of Sanskrit is important for students interested in deepening their understanding of Dharma traditionsand their philosophical, theological, literary and aesthetic textual cultures. Sanskrit has both ancient and classical roots and manifestations- from the ?g Veda (c. 1500 BCE) to the Grammarians, Upani?ads, (philosophy), the Epics, Bhakti , Yoga (theological), Poetics, and Tantric (esoteric) literary productions. This course will provide intermediate to advanced lessons in Sanskrit grammar, language and working vocabulary, enabling students to manage aspects of Sanskrit philology. While learning grammar in all its complexities, student will also read passages from certain primary texts. Two basic textbooks will be utilized in the study (including Madhav Desphpande's Sa?sk?ta-Subodhini ). Assessment will be via regular weekly exercises, tests papers and a final take-home exam. The course is open to MA, MDiv, and PhD candidates.

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