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Introduction
Tariq Khan currently works at the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India.
His research interests and specialization include Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Writing Systems, Humour Studies, Translation Studies, and Intercultural Pragmatics.
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May 2015 - present
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- Lecturer
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- Portfolios: National Translation Mission Urdu Teaching and Research Centre, Solan Northern Regional Languages Centre, Patiala Public Relations Officer - Academic Secretary Public Information Officer - RTI Nodal Officer, CPGRAMS
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Publications (12)
Content of the course
Basic concepts in Linguistics, UGC ePG Pathshala
Papers on History of Translation in various languages of India.
This paper contains some critical observations on the pedagogical situation of Linguistics in India. It also provides some suggestions to alter the existing situation positively.
Review of Understanding Language Through Humour by Stanley Dubinsky and Chris Holcomb (2011).
Review of the book Meaning and Humour by Andrew Goatly
Papers, dialogues, critical observations and exchange of ideas on Multidisciplinary fields.
Review of Sarala Mahabharata by B. N. Patnaik
A Post Conference Publication cum Students‟ Resource Book for Linguistics
A Festschrift For Prof. Padmakar R. Dadegaonkar
The paper describes an initial attempt to use Levin's verb classes for the task of preposition sense selection in English to Indian language machine translation. Two language pairs have been selected to describe the approach, English-Hindi and English- Telugu. We exploit the correspondence of verb class's semantics vis-à-vis some prepositions it ta...
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