Lit for Life 2014 - The Past Before Us: Historical traditions of early North India
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2014
- Historian Romila Thapar shares the story of how she made the unequivocal choice of obtaining a degree in history over marriage. N. Ram, Chairman of Kasturi and Sons Limited and Publisher of The Hindu introduces her and moderates the session.
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great teacher of indian history.
You have got to be kidding us here !
Great historian..true historian..
Thank you so much ma'am for such a great lecture 🙂 am blessed to heard this 😇 #True historian Proud of you ma'am! Love from Arunachal Pradesh ❤
Great analysis
History as it is oriented to be may be less than that of history but romila may signify history of historiography
All the Wokes together!
Romilla is an interpreter of ancient historical and archaeological data researched or unearthed by experts who are fluent in the ancient languages in which the data are recorded who then translate their findings in English. Thereafter, interpreters of this data rendered in English analyse the data and arrive at trends, conclusions and speculations. Prof Thapar does not know ancient languages like Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit etc.
Romila Thapar knows Sanskrit. She has worked on the Social, Economic and Literary histories of Ancient India. It is impossible to publish in these fields without a working knowledge of Sanskrit. She is not however a Sanskritist. A Sanskritist is someone who is interested in the translation and detailed interpretation of Sanskrit texts. That requires a linguistic training. Thapar is a historian, not a linguist.
Pick up any book that she’s written, take a look at the footnotes and end notes. All primary information is noted there.
The Hindu newspaper reconciling politically.
such people got promoted unnecessarily, there were ppl more educated knowledgeable , they got ignored by ......
India is a Tamil civilization
Dude what ever this old lady is blabbering about But please can someone tell her GENRE is pronounced as - ˈʒɒ̃rə,ˈ(d)ʒɒnrə/, it is really irritating when she pronounces it as 'JHAANERA' , she is overdoing the British accent with visualize as well - vɪʒ(j)ʊəlʌɪz,ˈvɪzjʊəlʌɪz/, though Genre is a French word cultivated into English! And she is always against Hindu-nationalism but she claims all Indian history comes from Hinduism Veda, itahasa, Ramayana and of all sorts - Fantastic!
She is also saying shramnik which means Monks. Also called Buddhists or Jain, they are also a parralel track.
u deserve Nobel prize for this
Oxford Scholar ; professor emeritus JNU......." old lady blabbering" showes urs......
Unfortunate to have such historians
Amish Trpathi and Vikram sampath need another 30 to 40 years perhaps. Kindly wait😄😄😄
yes, the ones where the Vedic culture invented the computer 5000 years ago is much much better.
Historian😂😂😂😂