Essay name: Informal Education of Sanskrit in Kerala
Author:
Jayasree M.
Affiliation: Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit / Department of Sanskrit Sahitya
This essay studies the informal education of Sanskrit in Kerala with special reference to Ayurveda. It provides a historical overview of Sanskrit education in India, highlighting its roots in the Vedas and the growth of the Gurukula system. It further discusses educational institutions in Kerala such as Shalas, Mathas, Kalaris and more formalized schools during colonial rule.
Chapter 3 - Informal Education of Sanskrit in Kerala: the Traditional Streams
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Brahmasvam Matham, Thrissur, 2008.
Information gathered from Madhuthazham, Neelakandan
Namputiri, Brahmasvam Matham, Thrissur: on 29/10/2005.
Information gathered from Madhuthazham, Neelakandan
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Namputiri, Brahmasvam Matham, Thrissur: on 29/10/2005.
7. Information gathered from Madhuthazham, Neelakandan
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Namputiri, Brahmasvam Matham, Thrissur: on 29/10/2005.
Information collected from Edamana Vasudevan Namputiri Sanskrit
Teacher, Brahmasvam Matham, Thrissur: on 29/10/2005.
C.M Neelakandan and Paleri Narayanan, Vedakiranangal, Thrissur:
Vadakkemadham Brahmaswam, 1995, p.5.
