Kawi-studiÃn

Kawi-studi?n: Arjuna-Wiw?ha, Zang I en II in Tekst en Vertaling met Aanteekeningen en Inleiding by Hendrik Kern presents a detailed study of the Kawi language, focusing on the 'Arjuna-Wiw?ha.' This work delves into the linguistic intricacies of the text, providing both the original Kawi and its translation, accompanied by extensive annotations and an introductory analysis. Kern's study explores various grammatical elements such as the use of the conjunctief, genitief, ablatief, and datief, alongside examinations of suffixes and other linguistic features. With its in-depth analysis, this book offers valuable insights into the historical and literary significance of Kawi and Balinese literature, making it an essential resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in Southeast Asian languages and cultures.

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