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Guest lectures 2014
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Körpersprachen (10.12.2014)
Von der traditionellen buddhistischen Ethik zur buddhistischen Bioethik (10.12.2014)
Changing Elites in Libya Post Qhadafi (20.11.2014)
On the Buddhist Background of Patañjali’s Yoga Teaching (05.11.2014)
Koranforschung – eine politische Philologie? (27.10.2014)
Internet Poetry in Chinese (22.10.2014)
The Body of the Friend in Early Modern Isfahan (15.10.2014)
Two Haiku or One? (15.10.2014)
The Many Lives of Father Gerbillon’s Sino-Russian Treaty (26.09.2014)
Decaying Higher Education in Modern Japan (21.05.2014)
Ritual Revolutions and Parallel Universes (14.05.2014)
Decolonising the History of Science
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Guest lectures 2014
In 2014, the following researchers are invited for guest lectures:
Prof. Dr. Nadia al-Bagdadi (Central European University, Budapest):
Körpersprachen: Zu Wahrnehmung und Wandel von Körpervorstellungen im arabischen 19. Jahrhundert
Prof. Dr. Jens Schlieter (University of Bern):
Von der traditionellen buddhistischen Ethik zur buddhistischen Bioethik
Amal Suleiman El-Obeidi (University of Benghazi):
Changing Elites in Libya Post Qadhafi
Dr. Dominik Wujastyk (University of Vienna):
On the Buddhist Background of Patañjali’s Yoga Teaching
Prof. Dr. Angelika Neuwirth (Freie Universität Berlin):
Koranforschung – eine politische Philologie?
Prof. Dr. Michel Hockx, Director SOAS China Institute (SOAS, University of London):
Internet Poetry in Chinese: Transgressions and Innovations
Prof. Dr. Kathryn Babayan (University of Michigan):
The Body of the Friend in Early Modern Isfahan
Prof. Masako Hiraga (Rikkyo University):
Two Haiku or One? A Close semiotic Analysis of Two Poems about Silence by Bashō
Prof. Dr. David Mervart (University of Heidelberg, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid):
The Many Lives of Father Gerbillon’s Sino-Russian Treaty: An Attempt at a “Global” Intellectual History
Professor Sasaki Chikara (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing):
Decaying Higher Education in Modern Japan: The University of Tokyo under the Neoliberal Regime since 1991
Prof. Dr. Kenneth Dean (McGill University):
Ritual Revolutions and Parallel Universes: The Chinese Temple Network from Putian to Southeast Asia
Prof. Dr. Dhruv Raina (Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, Centre for Social Sciences):
Decolonising the History of Science: The Role of International Academic Networks (1945–1960)
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Guest lectures 2014
Körpersprachen (10.12.2014)
Von der traditionellen buddhistischen Ethik zur buddhistischen Bioethik (10.12.2014)
Changing Elites in Libya Post Qhadafi (20.11.2014)
On the Buddhist Background of Patañjali’s Yoga Teaching (05.11.2014)
Koranforschung – eine politische Philologie? (27.10.2014)
Internet Poetry in Chinese (22.10.2014)
The Body of the Friend in Early Modern Isfahan (15.10.2014)
Two Haiku or One? (15.10.2014)
The Many Lives of Father Gerbillon’s Sino-Russian Treaty (26.09.2014)
Decaying Higher Education in Modern Japan (21.05.2014)
Ritual Revolutions and Parallel Universes (14.05.2014)
Decolonising the History of Science
Körpersprachen (10.12.2014)
Von der traditionellen buddhistischen Ethik zur buddhistischen Bioethik (10.12.2014)
Changing Elites in Libya Post Qhadafi (20.11.2014)
On the Buddhist Background of Patañjali’s Yoga Teaching (05.11.2014)
Koranforschung – eine politische Philologie? (27.10.2014)
Internet Poetry in Chinese (22.10.2014)
The Body of the Friend in Early Modern Isfahan (15.10.2014)
Two Haiku or One? (15.10.2014)
The Many Lives of Father Gerbillon’s Sino-Russian Treaty (26.09.2014)
Decaying Higher Education in Modern Japan (21.05.2014)
Ritual Revolutions and Parallel Universes (14.05.2014)
Decolonising the History of Science
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