Centre for Compartive Study of Indian Languages

COMPARATIVE STUDIES

• In linguistics, the comparative method is a technique for studying the development and growth of languages.
• CCSILC aspires to Study the linguistic and communicative idiosyncrasies of Indian languages such as; *  Dravadian, *Tribal, * Endangered and *Indo Aryan, Austro Asiatic   Languages

 TRANSLATION STUDIES

     CCSILC has a broad mission in Translation Studies:

• Supporting the scholarly analysis and creation of translations
• Collaborating with writers, and scholars.
• Enhancing the visibility of the translator as a mediator between cultures.
• Developing innovative translation workshop pedagogy
• Publishing the international journal  of Translation Review
• Establishing a translation forum at AMU 

 STUDIES IN FOLK TRADITION

• India is a land of innumerable culture and folk traditions. In the earlier days folk theatres like Tamasha and Nautanki  and other folk forms were used to convey an important message
• CCSILC endeavors to make semiotic study to explore the various forms of folk culture that exists in the country