The Cambridge South Asia Seminar
The programme for the Centre of South Asian Studies Seminar for the Lent 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) unless stated otherwise.
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.
24 January
James Tod’s Annals and Antiquities of Rajast’han
Norbert Peabody (University of Cambridge)
31 January
A city of men? Youth masculinities and everyday gendered violences in urban India
Shannon Philip (University of East Anglia)
7 February
The value of difference: Hindu Muslim encounters in Karachi, Pakistan
Ammara Maqsood (University College London)
14 February
Screening of ‘No City for Women’ (Co-organised with the Department of Sociology)
Dr Rangan Chakravarty, Director
21 February
Activism and Care intertwined: Becoming ‘mother-activists’ in Shaheen Bagh
Deepta Chopra (University of Sussex)
28 February
India’s stalled path of structural transformation: what went wrong?
Kunal Sen, Director, UNU WIDER
6 March
Past Continuous: Folk, Visual Prototyping and Representation in Bengali Cinema (1949-80)
Priyanka Basu (King’s College, London)
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13 March: CANCELLED
TBC
Aliya Khalid (University of Oxford)
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