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Guest lectures 2016
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Writing Autobiography as an LGBTIQ Activist in India (24.11.2016)
Brief Overview of the Japanese Whaling History (23.11.2016)
Agrarian Distress in Rural India (22.11.2016)
Between China and the World (17.11.2016)
Of Prophets and Scribes (03.11.2016)
Herbert (27.10.2016)
Western Understanding of the Yantra and the Mandala (01.06.2016)
Japan, Islam, and the Turkic World (26.05.2016)
Japanische Keramik (18.05.2016)
Nachhaltigkeit im Kontext verstehen (21.04.2016)
Von guten und von schlechten Träumen (21.04.2016)
Death, Merit and Nation (23.03.2016)
The Historical Models for Violent Solutions in Maoist China and After (17.03.2016)
The State of the Individual (02.03.2016)
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Guest lectures 2016
In 2016, the following researchers are invited for guest lectures:
A. Revathi (former director of SANGAMA, Bangalore):
Writing Autobiography as an LGBTIQ Activist in India
Prof. Dr. Hidehiro Kato (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology): Brief
Overview of the Japanese Whaling History: With Some Notes on the Current Status of Japanese Whaling and Relevant Scientific Activities to Stock Managements
Prof. Dr. R. Ramakumar (Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai):
Agrarian Distress in Rural India: An Assessment of 25 Years of Economic Reform
Prof. Dr. Elliot Sperling (Indiana University Bloomington):
Between China and the World: Issues in Tibet’s History
Prof. Dr. Joachim Gentz (University of Edinburgh):
Of Prophets and Scribes: Concepts and Taxonomies of Interpreting Texts in Early China and the Near East
Prof. Dr. Hans Harder (University of Heidelberg):
Herbert: Ein Kalkutta-Roman (Nabarun Bhattacharya)
Dr. Giovanni Sorge (C.G. Jung Institute Zurich-Küsnacht):
Western Understanding of the Yantra and the Mandala: The Work of Heinrich Zimmer and its Influence on C. G. Jung
Prof. Dr. Ali Merthan Dündar (Ankara University):
Japan, Islam, and the Turkic World
Gisela Jahn:
Japanische Keramik: Aufbruch im 20. Jahrhundert
Prof. Dr. Michael Sommer (Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg):
Nachhaltigkeit im Kontext verstehen: Fenhandel und Imperien zwischen Mittelmeer und Indischem Ozean (300 v.Chr. bis 300 n. Chr.)
Prof. Dr. Jörg Quenzer (University of Hamburg):
Von guten und von schlechten Träumen: Zum Traummotiv in der buddhistischen Literatur des japanischen Mittelalters
Prof. Dr. Robert Simpson (Durham University):
Death, Merit and Nation: Eye Donation Practices among Theravada Buddhists in Contemporary Sri Lanka
Prof. Dr. Barend Ter Haar (Shaw Professor of Chinese, University of Oxford):
The Historical Models for Violent Solutions in Maoist China and After
Dr. Vijayanka Nair (New York University):
The State of the Individual: Probing the Moral World of India’s National Biometric Identification Project
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Guest lectures 2016
Writing Autobiography as an LGBTIQ Activist in India (24.11.2016)
Brief Overview of the Japanese Whaling History (23.11.2016)
Agrarian Distress in Rural India (22.11.2016)
Between China and the World (17.11.2016)
Of Prophets and Scribes (03.11.2016)
Herbert (27.10.2016)
Western Understanding of the Yantra and the Mandala (01.06.2016)
Japan, Islam, and the Turkic World (26.05.2016)
Japanische Keramik (18.05.2016)
Nachhaltigkeit im Kontext verstehen (21.04.2016)
Von guten und von schlechten Träumen (21.04.2016)
Death, Merit and Nation (23.03.2016)
The Historical Models for Violent Solutions in Maoist China and After (17.03.2016)
The State of the Individual (02.03.2016)
Writing Autobiography as an LGBTIQ Activist in India (24.11.2016)
Brief Overview of the Japanese Whaling History (23.11.2016)
Agrarian Distress in Rural India (22.11.2016)
Between China and the World (17.11.2016)
Of Prophets and Scribes (03.11.2016)
Herbert (27.10.2016)
Western Understanding of the Yantra and the Mandala (01.06.2016)
Japan, Islam, and the Turkic World (26.05.2016)
Japanische Keramik (18.05.2016)
Nachhaltigkeit im Kontext verstehen (21.04.2016)
Von guten und von schlechten Träumen (21.04.2016)
Death, Merit and Nation (23.03.2016)
The Historical Models for Violent Solutions in Maoist China and After (17.03.2016)
The State of the Individual (02.03.2016)
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