Stephanie W. Jamison

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Harvard University Press ORCID

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S. Jamison, S.W. Jamison, STEPHANIE W. Jamison, Stephanie Jamison, Stephanie W Jamison, Stephanie W. Jamison

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Harvard University Press

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Stephanie W. Jamison is an author at Harvard University Press specializing in language studies, cultural history, and historical linguistics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Language Studies	9	9	324
2	Arts	3	3	111
3	Education	2	2	217
4	Humanities	1	1	65
5	Social Sciences	1	1	192

Stephanie W. Jamison

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527

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	Year	Citations
Sacrificed Wife, Sacrificer's Wife: Women, Ritual, and Hospitality in Ancient India Frederick M. Smith, Stephanie W. Jamison Journal of the American Oriental Society South Asian CultureWomen's RightReligious SymbolEducationCultural Studies	1998	192
Lurching towards ergativity: expressions of agency in the Niya Documents Stephanie W. Jamison Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies Social CriticismEast Asian StudiesSir Aurel SteinCentral Asian ExpeditionsCulture Collection	2000	65
Penelope and the Pigs: Indic Perspectives on the "Odyssey" Stephanie W. Jamison Classical Antiquity Epic MaterialsGreat EpicLiterary HistoryLiterary TheoryHistorical Methodology	1999	48
The System of Nominal Accentuation in Sanskrit and Proto-Indo-European Stephanie W. Jamison, Alexander Lubotsky Journal of the American Oriental Society Phonology MorphologyPhoneticsNominal AccentuationHistorical LinguisticsLinguistic Typology	1991	44
The Sanskrit Gerund: A Synchronic, Diachronic, and Typological Analysis Stephanie W. Jamison, Bertil Tikkanen Journal of the American Oriental Society Sanskrit GerundCasteHistorical LinguisticsLinguistic TypologyLanguage Studies	1989	41
Sociolinguistic Remarks on the Indo-Iranian *-ka-Suffix: A Marker of Colloquial Register Stephanie W. Jamison Indo-Iranian Journal Arabic Dialect LinguisticsArabic OrthographyLanguage VariationMorphology (Linguistics)Phonology	2009	40
Self and Self-Transformation in the History of Religions Stephanie W. Jamison, David Shulman, Guy G. Stroumsa Journal of the American Oriental Society OrientalismEducationCultural TheoryCultural StudiesPersonal Identity	2003	25
Draupadí on the Walls of Troy: "Iliad" 3 from an Indic Perspective Stephanie W. Jamison Classical Antiquity Literary TheoryLiterary HistoryLiterary StudyLiterary CriticismIllegal Abduction	1994	23
The tense of the predicated past participle in vedic and beyond Stephanie W. Jamison Indo-Iranian Journal SyntaxPast ParticipleHistorical LinguisticsGrammarLanguage Studies	1990	19
Rhinoceros Toes, Manu V.17-18, and the Development of the Dharma System Stephanie W. Jamison Journal of the American Oriental Society PrimatologyRhinoceros ToesDharma SystemManu V.17-18Religious Systems	1998	19

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