Ces approches nouvelles (ou émergentes) devraient conduire les pontes du savoir fossilisé à de déchirantes révisions. Ou bien susciter une avalanche de réfutations réactionnaires. Ou encore le mépris du silence. Espérons que non : la confrontation vaut mieux que le silence.
Did Indo-european language and people appear in India?
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Answer to the question: YES
...because Indian culture is older than the European one. Cf. the Vedas.
...because Indian culture is older than the European one. Cf. the Vedas.
<Answer to the question: YES
...because Indian culture is older than the European one. Cf. the Vedas. >>
was Sanskrit a language spoken by a people or (like Latin in medieval times) only spoken and written by priests, monks etc..?
...because Indian culture is older than the European one. Cf. the Vedas. >>
was Sanskrit a language spoken by a people or (like Latin in medieval times) only spoken and written by priests, monks etc..?
"was Sanskrit a language spoken by a people or (like Latin in medieval times) only spoken and written by priests, monks etc..?"
Actually only the elite of priests used to speak it, the common people spoke "prakrit".
Actually only the elite of priests used to speak it, the common people spoke "prakrit".
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