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Alex Roy | “No Tigers in the R̥g-Veda”: On the Hazardous Intersection of Philology, Geography, and Taxonomy

Published: March 11, 2024

PIES Graduate Seminar is meeting this week on Wed. Mar. 13th, 6.00-8.00 pm PDT, in Dodd 248, or online via the following link: PIES Grad Sem: Wed. 03/13, 6.00 – 8.00 pm (Dodd 248) https://ucla.zoom.us/j/93986086735 In this week’s meeting, we will continue our AOS…

Anahita Hoose | The God With a Thousand Vulvas: On the Feminine Side of the Heroic Self in Ancient India and Greece

Published: January 16, 2023

Please join us in person or online at this link: https://ucla.zoom.us/j/93986086735.

Anahita Hoose | Syntactic and Functional Evidence for Āpat as an Ex-Perfect & John Clayton | The Lengthening of i, u > ī, ū / __rC in Sanskrit & Dr. Ian Hollenbaugh (guest) | Primary Root Aorists in Vedic: A tezzi* Principle?*

Published: March 8, 2022

Graduate seminar will be at a different link this week.
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Thomas Motter | Hittite Determinate Correlatives are not Indefinite & Alex Roy | On the Imputed Pudor of the Apsarás-
Published: February 14, 2022

Zoom will be available at this link.
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Anahita Hoose | On aorist stems surviving in Epic Sanskrit & Thomas Motter | Embedded correlatives in Hittite
Published: October 26, 2021

Participants may also access this seminar remotely via Zoom here.
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Alex Roy | Sanskrit jihvā́- and the Value of Folk Etymologies
Published: March 9, 2021
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Anahita Hoose | Re-Examining the Tense System of Epic Sanskrit
Published: March 9, 2021
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Alex Roy | The imputed pudor of the apsarás-: reconsidering an etymology from Wackernagel
Published: January 19, 2021
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John Clayton | Morphological change from allophonic asymmetry: Indo-Iranian nasals and directional remodeling
Published: October 20, 2020
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Ryan Sandell | Demorphologization’ and Prosodic Optimization in Vedic Sanskrit and Ancient Greek (WeCIEC Preview)
Published: September 25, 2020
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Alex Roy | “No Tigers in the R̥g-Veda”: On the Hazardous Intersection of Philology, Geography, and Taxonomy

Anahita Hoose | The God With a Thousand Vulvas: On the Feminine Side of the Heroic Self in Ancient India and Greece

Anahita Hoose | Syntactic and Functional Evidence for Āpat as an Ex-Perfect & John Clayton | The Lengthening of i, u > ī, ū / __rC in Sanskrit & Dr. Ian Hollenbaugh (guest) | Primary Root Aorists in Vedic: A tezzi* Principle?*

Thomas Motter | Hittite Determinate Correlatives are not Indefinite & Alex Roy | On the Imputed Pudor of the Apsarás-

Anahita Hoose | On aorist stems surviving in Epic Sanskrit & Thomas Motter | Embedded correlatives in Hittite

Alex Roy | Sanskrit jihvā́- and the Value of Folk Etymologies

Anahita Hoose | Re-Examining the Tense System of Epic Sanskrit

Alex Roy | The imputed pudor of the apsarás-: reconsidering an etymology from Wackernagel

John Clayton | Morphological change from allophonic asymmetry: Indo-Iranian nasals and directional remodeling

Ryan Sandell | Demorphologization’ and Prosodic Optimization in Vedic Sanskrit and Ancient Greek (WeCIEC Preview)