Journal of Samhita, Shiddhanta and Sanskrit

Authors:Kavita Saxsena, Dr. P. R Bhatacharya

Abstract:Sanskrit, one of the oldest and most intricate languages in the world, has played a vital role in shaping the cultural, philosophical, and religious heritage of the Indian subcontinent. Sanskrit philology and hermeneutics form the cornerstone of the scholarly pursuit to understand and interpret the vast corpus of Sanskrit texts. This paper delves into the realms of Sanskrit philology and hermeneutics, exploring their significance, methodologies, and contributions to the study of Sanskrit literature, language, and cultural traditions. It discusses the symbiotic relationship between philology and hermeneutics, emphasizing how their combined efforts enhance our understanding of Sanskrit texts and their underlying philosophical and cultural dimensions.

Keywords:Sanskrit, philology, hermeneutics, language, texts, interpretation, cultural studies, linguistics, traditions, Sanskrit literature