Table of contents of Sanskrit Syntax: Selected papers presented at the seminar on Sanskrit syntax and discourse structures

• Preface ... iii.
• Contributors ... ix.
• Tables of contents ... xiii.
• “Some issues in Sanskrit syntax,” by Hans Henrich Hock ... 1.
• “Derivation and interpretation in Pāṇini’s system,” by George Cardona ... 53.
• “Extension rules and the syntax of Aṣṭādhyāyı̄ sūtras with -vati,” by George Cardona ... 109.
• “Voice, preverb, and transitivity restrictions in Sanskrit verb use,” by Peter Scharf, Pawan Goyal, Anuja Ajotikar, and Tanuja Ajotikar ... 157.
• “Interrogatives and word-order in Sanskrit,” by Peter M. Scharf ... 203.
• “To classify words: European and Indian grammatical approaches,” by Émilie Aussant ... 219.
• “Constituency and cotextual dependence in Classical Sanskrit,” by Brendan S. Gillon ... 237.
• “How free is ‘free’ word order in Sanskrit?” by Amba Kulkarni, Preeti Shukla, Pavankumar Satuluri and Devanand Shukl ... 269.
• “Distinctive features of poetic syntax: preliminary results,” by Peter Scharf, Anuja Ajotikar, Sampada Savardekar, and Pawan Goyal ... 305.
• “Meter identification of Sanskrit verse,” by Keshav Melnad, Pawan Goyal and Peter Scharf ... 325.
• “On concord and government relations in Sanskrit,” by Prasad P. Joshi ... 347.
• “Parse trees for erroneous sentences,” by Dipesh Katira and Malhar Kulkarni ... 361.
• A bibliography of Sanskrit syntax ... 399.
• Aṣṭādhyāyı̄ sūtra index ... 471.
• Author index ... 477.
• Title index ... 487.