All Outputs (6)

Studies in Early Arabic dialects. (1939)
Thesis
Rabin, C. Studies in Early Arabic dialects. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

The Thesis is an attempt to reconstruct the dialect geography of the North-Arabian language area before its enlargement by the Islamic Conquests in the seventh century A.D. It is based on statements by native philologists of the second to fourth cent... Read More about Studies in Early Arabic dialects..

A critical survey of the development of Urdu novel and the short-story. (1939)
Thesis
Suhrawardy, S. A. B. A critical survey of the development of Urdu novel and the short-story. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Abstract Not Provided.

Nature of consciousness in Hindu philosophy. (1939)
Thesis
Saksena, S. K. Nature of consciousness in Hindu philosophy. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

The study of Hindu Philosophy has so far been dominated by a purely historical interest, and not infrequently, it is more a time-honoured specific system than a philosophical problem in general which has attracted the scholar. The study of Hindu meta... Read More about Nature of consciousness in Hindu philosophy..

Social and political life in the Vijayanagara Empire. (1939)
Thesis
Saletfore, B. A. Social and political life in the Vijayanagara Empire. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

Abstract Not Provided.

Contributions to the Study of Seljuq Institutions. (1939)
Thesis
Lambton, A. K. S. Contributions to the Study of Seljuq Institutions. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

After an introductory chapter on the territorial structure of the Great Seljuq Empire, the thesis aims at describing various Seljuq institutions, and the conditions under which they developed. The functions of the central government, the military org... Read More about Contributions to the Study of Seljuq Institutions..

The Development of Hindustani in Its Early Stages, Especially as Seen in Translations and Adaptations From Persian. (1939)
Thesis
Malik, M. B. The Development of Hindustani in Its Early Stages, Especially as Seen in Translations and Adaptations From Persian. (Thesis). SOAS University of London

The opening chapter of the thesis comprises a discussion on the name of the popular speech of India, the development of which has been traced in the following pages. Different names have been applied to the language from time to time both by Indians... Read More about The Development of Hindustani in Its Early Stages, Especially as Seen in Translations and Adaptations From Persian..