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Subject: The Sanskrit Tradition in the Modern World

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Date Posted: Fri, April 28 2006, 15:08:45-4

The Sanskrit Tradition in the Modern World

Dr Jacqueline Suthren Hirst is its new convenor.
She can be contacted on jacqueline.hirst@manchester.ac.uk

23rd Annual STIMW Seminar
Fri 26 May 2006 10.45 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
University of Manchester
Humanities Lime Grove, Room A18

Programme
Mandakranta Bose (Vancouver)
'What happened to Sita's voice? The Portrayal of Sita in three Bengali Ramayanas'

Matthew Clark (SOAS)
'Sankaracarya and the Founding of Four Monasteries'

George Gheverghese Joseph (Manchester)
'Researching Historical Links between Kerala and the Vatican: A Case Study'

Hazel Collinson (PhD student Manchester)
Research report on consciousness in Vasubandhu

Vivienne Baumfield (Newcastle)
'Vivekananda's Practical Vedanta and American Pragmatism: influence, support or coincidence?'

Mark Singleton (Cambridge)
'From Superman to Shaktiman: Nietzsche, Yoga and Spiritual Darwinism'

http://www.arts.manchester.ac.uk/subjectareas/religionstheology/newsevents/stimw/

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