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ATL 494 CWR 494 LA
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ATL 495 THR 495 LA
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ATL 496 CWR 496 VIS 493 LA
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ATL 497 THR 497 LA
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ATL 498 AAS 498 GSS 498 LA
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ATL 499 AAS 499 ENG 499 LA
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Sanskrit
Elementary Sanskrit I
An introduction to classical Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary, as well as Devanagari script, pronunciation, and phonological change (sandhi). Students will begin to read simple Sanskrit prose and verse.
SAN 101
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Sanskrit
Elementary Sanskrit II
Continuing from SAN 101, this course provides a firm foundation in Classical Sanskrit grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. Students continue learning the rules for phonological change (sandhi), and other building blocks of Sanskrit grammar. Students will read Sanskrit texts of increasing difficulty, acquire the skill of recitation of Sanskrit poetry in several meters, and learn to compose small but cohesive narratives of medium difficulty in Sanskrit. By the end of the year, students will be ready to read independent texts in a variety of genres, using Sanskrit-English dictionaries and grammars. SAN 102 must be taken to receive credit for 101.
SAN 102
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Sanskrit
Intermediate Sanskrit I
Strengthens classical Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary and builds knowledge of South Asian religion and culture through reading selections from Sanskrit Epids and Puranas.
SAN 105
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Sanskrit
Intermediate Sanskrit II
Strengthens Classical Sanskrit grammar and vocabulary and builds knowledge of South Asian religion and culture through reading selections from Sanskrit epics, narrative, pre-philosophical, didactic, and poetic texts. Together with SAN 105 this course provides students an introduction to the major genres of Sanskrit literature. Requires Sanskrit 105 or permission of the instructor.
SAN 107