teaching of Sanskrit

Nicholas Sterling ST403456 at BROWNVM.brown.edu
Thu Mar 9 03:53:46 UTC 1995


Indology subscribers,
        I was referred to this list by someone responding to the following
question which I posted on the CLASSICS list from U. of Washington:

        Currently I am a fourth-year graduate student studying Sanskrit. I am
considering possibly writing a dissertation including both Greek and Sanskrit
or Latin and Sanskrit. Some of those with whom I have spoken about this suggest
to me that there are few positions available in general for Sanskrit, and that
attempting to market a dissertation combining *two* languages is just about
impossible.

        Would anyone here be willing to shed light on this? Where is Sanskrit
taught? Is it really a dry well out there as I have been told? Any insights
would be greatly appreciated.

        My apologies if this is the wrong forum for this question. I am doing
this at someone else's suggestion.

Nicholas Sterling
P.O. Box 1856, Classics Dept.         weekends:
Brown University                      77 Elder Road
Providence, RI 02912                  Needham, MA 02194
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