- 19th
century contributors to the
field of
Dravidology were: The
noted Dravidologists from the
twentieth century are: The
Dravidian University at Kuppam,...
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April 1871 – 26
November 1946) was an
Indian historian,
academician and
Dravidologist. He
chaired the
Department of
Indian History and
Archaeology at the...
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Kanakasabhai Pillai (1855–1906) was an
Indian lawyer,
historian and
Dravidologist of Sri
Lankan Tamil descent. He was the
first person to
attempt a chronology...
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towards Tamil language,
culture and civilisation.
Kamil Zvelebil, a
Dravidologist,
argues from a
study of the
history of
Tamil literature that this accusation...
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biophysicist V. R.
Ramachandra Dik****ar, historian, indologist, and
dravidologist R. S. Krishnan,
experimental physicist and
discoverer of the Krishnan...
- May 1931 – 3
September 2022) was an
Indian Kannada scholar, writer,
Dravidologist and linguist. He
published over 12
books on
linguistics in
Kannada and...
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George Uglow Pope (24
April 1820 – 11
February 1908), or G. U. Pope, was an
Anglican Christian missionary and
Tamil scholar who
spent 40
years in Tamil...
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George Luzerne Hart, III (born c. 1942) is
Professor Emeritus of
Tamil language at the
University of California, Berkeley. His work
focuses on the classical...
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Ferdinand Kittel (7
April 1832 – 18
December 1903) was a
Lutheran priest and
indologist with the
Basel Mission in
south India and
worked in Mangalore,...
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contemptuous attitude towards Tamil language,
culture and civilization. The
Dravidologist Kamil Zvelebil says that the
Brahmin was
chosen as a
scapegoat by the...
