Twenty-one scholars ask a simple question about India's knowledge traditions: what did we actually know, and how do we know it?Roots to Rise brings together twenty-one essays by faculty across the sciences, social sciences and humanities - on Sanskrit grammar and computing, Ayurvedic pharmacology, Indian mathematics and astronomy, temple acoustics, manuscript preservation, and the ethics of trade.
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- How Vedic reciters built error-checking into human memory
- Why a fifteen-day milk strike produced Amul
- What Panini's grammar has to do with programming languages
- Where zero and the sine function came from The pharmacology of the moringa pod sold in every Indian market
- Why a drum that should not hold a pitch nevertheless sings
These chapters take Indian knowledge traditions seriously enough to examine them closely. Every claim is checked against primary sources; several correct errors that circulate widely. The result is a book that leaves you knowing more, and knowing how you know it.With a Foreword by Prof. Suresh Kumar Agrawal, Vice-Chancellor, Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer.For students, teachers, general readers and libraries.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Twenty-one scholars ask a simple question about India's knowledge traditions: what did we actually know, and how do we know it Roots to Rise brings together twenty-one essays by faculty across the sciences, social sciences and humanities - on Sanskrit grammar and computing, Ayurvedic pharmacology, Indian mathematics and astronomy, temple acoustics, manuscript preservation, and the ethics of trade.Inside:- How Vedic reciters built error-checking into human memory- Why a fifteen-day milk strike produced Amul- What Panini's grammar has to do with programming languages- Where zero and the sine function came from The pharmacology of the moringa pod sold in every Indian market- Why a drum that should not hold a pitch nevertheless singsThese chapters take Indian knowledge traditions seriously enough to examine them closely. Every claim is checked against primary sources; several correct errors that circulate widely. The result is a book that leaves you knowing more, and knowing how you know it.With a Foreword by Prof. Suresh Kumar Agrawal, Vice-Chancellor, Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer.For students, teachers, general readers and libraries. Seller Inventory # 9788190380607
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