This Research Seminar subdivides into termly seminars for specialists in Islam, Judaism, and the religious traditions of India. Speakers may have premodern or contemporary interests, and may present papers on the basis of a very wide range of intellectual interests and disciplinary traditions.
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE
FACULTY OF DIVINITY
Lent Term 2021
Indian Religions Research Seminars
[Co-sponsored with the Research Seminar
in Inter-Religious Relations]
All meetings via Zoom
- January 25, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Dr Mou Banerjee, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds:
Contestations Over the Cow in Nineteenth-Century Bengal.
- February 8, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Dr Claire Robison, Bowdoin College
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds:
Curating Muslim Pasts, Revisioning Histories Among Ismailis and Satpanthis.
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/92631338451
Meeting ID: 926 3133 8451
- February 22, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Professor Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds:
The Everyday Worlds of Muslims in Assam.
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/94534619394
Meeting ID: 945 3461 9394
- March 8, 3.30–5.00 pm (GMT)
Professor Heidi Pauwels, University of Washington
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds:
Praising Krishna Urdu-style.
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98330639087
Meeting ID: 983 3063 9087
All colleagues, Undergraduates, MPhil and PhD students in Religious Studies
or other areas (such as Classics, History and Philosophy),
from within and outside the faculty, are warmly welcome.
If you need further information, please contact Dr Ankur Barua ab309@cam.ac.uk