The Cambridge South Asia Seminar
The programme for the Centre of South Asian Studies Seminar for the Michaelmas Term is given below. We will be welcoming an exciting line up of scholars to debate some key themes in the field.
All seminars will take place in Room SG1, Alison Richard Building at 5pm (UK).
Where possible, the content of the presentations will be made available on this page shortly after the seminar, as well as on the Centre’s podcast series ‘South Asia Conversations’, to which you can subscribe at your regular podcast supplier.
18th January
Panel Discussion on Protestant Textuality and the Tamil Modern: Political Oratory and the Social Imaginary in South Asia by Bernard Bate
Speakers: Malarvizhi Jayanth (University of Cambridge) E. Annamalai (University of Chicago), Francis Cody (University of Toronto), and Constantine Nakassis (University of Chicago)
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25th January: Cancelled due to strike action
Gendered Division of Type of Housework Among Dual-Earner Couples During the Covid-19 Lockdown: Insights from India
Professor Uma Kambhampati (University of Reading)
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8th February
Colonialism as Collective Trauma: Economic Nationalism and Autarkic State-Building in India
Dr. Adam Lerner (Royal Holloway, University of London)
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15th February: Cancelled due to strike action
Would the Real India please stand up?
Professor P. B. Anand (University of Bradford)
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FRIDAY 24th February: Cancelled due to strike action
Panel Discussion on Researching Central Asia & South Asia
Speakers: Professor Magnus Marsden (University of Sussex), Dr. S.S. Saxena (Cambridge Central Asia Forum) and Dr. Reza Huseini (Kings’ College, Cambridge)
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1st March: Cancelled due to strike action
Title: TBC
Dr. Deepta Chopra (University of Sussex)
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8th March
Comparable subjects, incomparable subjectivities: Gender and the IT sector in a post/colonial world
Professor Parvati Raghuram (Open University)
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