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RVL: RELIGIONEN UND KULTUREN IN SÜD- UND SÜDOSTASIEN
FORSCHUNGSZUGÄNGE ZU EINEM TRANSDISZIPLINÄREN FELD
Bhakti and its Influences on democratic social Imaginaries in India
Vortrag von Prof. Dr. Rinku Lamba (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi)
Media Citizenship, and Shi´i - Mobilization in an Indian Megacity
Vortrag von Prof. Patrick Eisenlohr (Center for Modern Indian Studies, Universität Göttingen)
6th HIP Workshop - Programme
HIP brings together Berlin’s academic competence on South Asia
6th HIP Workshop - Programme
HIP brings together Berlin’s academic competence on South Asia
Gastwissenschaftlerin Girija Natu
Frau Girija Natu ist Gastwissenschaftlerin am Südasien-Seminar und Stipendiatin der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.
„Welcome to Realistan“. Wie junge Protagonisten im Hindi-Film Entscheidungen treffen
ÖFFENTLICHE MASTERVERTEIDIGUNG: FELICIA GOTTSCHALK; DATUM: MI, 04. Juli 2012, 09-10h; ORT: Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften, Invalidenstr. 118, Raum 117 (1. Stock)
Some reflections on early Muslim Modernism in South Asia - Guest Lecture by Prof. Dr. Irfan Habib
Prof. Dr. Irfan Habib (New Delhi, India) is Visiting Professor at the Department of South Asia Studies, Humboldt University, Berlin in the framework of the Rotating Chair Program of the Indian Council of Cultural Relations for the period 23rd April – 31st August 2012.
4th HIP-Workshop
You are cordially invited to participate in the 4th Humboldt India Project (HIP) Workshop which will take place on the 29th June, 2012. The workshop aims to provide a forum for exchange across institutional and disciplinary boundaries on topics related to South Asia.
4th HIP-Workshop
You are cordially invited to participate in the 4th Humboldt India Project (HIP) Workshop which will take place on the 29th June, 2012. The workshop aims to provide a forum for exchange across institutional and disciplinary boundaries on topics related to South Asia.
DALIT BOMBAY: ON STIGMA; PRECARITY AND THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF OUTCAST LABOR
GASTVORTRAG: PROF. ANUPAMA RAO; DATUM: MO, 25. Juni 2012, 18-20h; ORT: Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften, Invalidenstr. 118, Raum 217 (2. Stock)
International Workshop: Beyond the Line - Cultural Constructions of the Sea (June 22–23, 2012)
The international workshop “Beyond the Line – Cultural Constructions of the Sea” examines the relationship between land and sea. It investigates how the currently changing constellations in South-South relationships can be understood historically and culturally. If the active participation of the regions south of the Sahara since early modern times is denied, what is the situation today? And beyond that: is it justified in any way to attribute a historical insignificance to regions neighboring Africa on the Atlantic and Indian Oceans?
International Workshop: Beyond the Line - Cultural Constructions of the Sea (June 22–23, 2012)
The international workshop “Beyond the Line – Cultural Constructions of the Sea” examines the relationship between land and sea. It investigates how the currently changing constellations in South-South relationships can be understood historically and culturally. If the active participation of the regions south of the Sahara since early modern times is denied, what is the situation today? And beyond that: is it justified in any way to attribute a historical insignificance to regions neighboring Africa on the Atlantic and Indian Oceans? These questions will be analyzed in the framework of a current trend in the social and cultural sciences that is called the “oceanic turn.” The symposium aims to pursue these questions and make its own contribution to them. Participants present the Atlantic and Indian Oceans as a cultural space. Individual panel discussions examine case studies of literature, migration, piracy, and trade cultures. In this way, research results on the sub-Saharan part of Africa will be investigated in their relationship to the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and new approaches will be formulated. Conceived by Michael Mann and Ineke Phaf-Rheinberger
