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X-WR-CALNAME:The Politics of Culture in Peninsular India and Sri Lanka\, 90
 0-1500 AD conference
X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada)
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DTSTAMP:20261017T181845Z
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DTSTART:20260410T143000Z
DTEND:20260410T153000Z
DESCRIPTION:This conference explores the interrelationships among political
  literary\, and religious culture in early second-millennium South India a
 nd Sri Lanka. Scholars of premodern South Asia and Indian Ocean political 
 culture now recognize that transregional processes fundamentally shaped po
 litical environments in this region. The substantial migration of scholars
 \, military operators\, ritual specialists\, and pilgrim-patrons led to su
 bstantial transfers of knowledge. During this period\, textual forms\, mat
 erial culture\, languages\, and technical sciences were on the move. Speak
 ers will highlight the potential of working across languages and between k
 ey political-cultural centers to identify core characteristics of premoder
 n political culture in peninsular India and Sri Lanka from approximately 9
 00-1500. The culture of politics in this region underwent substantial chan
 ges during this period\, bookended by the Indian Ocean imperial vision of 
 the Cōḷas to the advent of the Portuguese Indian Ocean colonial empire.
 \n\n \n\nConference participants include:\n\nManasicha Akepiyapornchai\, A
 sian Studies\, University of Texas at Austin\n\nDaud Ali\, South Asia Stud
 ies\, University of Pennsylvania\n\nStephen Berkwitz\, Religious Studies\,
  Missouri State University\n\nAnne Blackburn\, Asian Studies\, Cornell Uni
 versity\n\nWhitney Cox\, South Asian Languages & Civilizations\, Universit
 y of Chicago\n\nElaine Fisher\, Religious Studies\, Stanford University\n\
 nAlistair Gornall\, History & Religion\, Singapore University of Technolog
 y and Design\n\nLarry McCrea\, Asian Studies\, Cornell University\n\nBruno
  Shirley\, Buddhist Studies\, Heidelberg University
GEO:40.725022;-73.688285
LOCATION:Kahin Center
SUMMARY:The Politics of Culture in Peninsular India and Sri Lanka\, 900-150
 0 AD conference
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/politics-of-culture
CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop
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DTSTART:20260411T140000Z
DTEND:20260411T150000Z
DESCRIPTION:This conference explores the interrelationships among political
  literary\, and religious culture in early second-millennium South India a
 nd Sri Lanka. Scholars of premodern South Asia and Indian Ocean political 
 culture now recognize that transregional processes fundamentally shaped po
 litical environments in this region. The substantial migration of scholars
 \, military operators\, ritual specialists\, and pilgrim-patrons led to su
 bstantial transfers of knowledge. During this period\, textual forms\, mat
 erial culture\, languages\, and technical sciences were on the move. Speak
 ers will highlight the potential of working across languages and between k
 ey political-cultural centers to identify core characteristics of premoder
 n political culture in peninsular India and Sri Lanka from approximately 9
 00-1500. The culture of politics in this region underwent substantial chan
 ges during this period\, bookended by the Indian Ocean imperial vision of 
 the Cōḷas to the advent of the Portuguese Indian Ocean colonial empire.
 \n\n \n\nConference participants include:\n\nManasicha Akepiyapornchai\, A
 sian Studies\, University of Texas at Austin\n\nDaud Ali\, South Asia Stud
 ies\, University of Pennsylvania\n\nStephen Berkwitz\, Religious Studies\,
  Missouri State University\n\nAnne Blackburn\, Asian Studies\, Cornell Uni
 versity\n\nWhitney Cox\, South Asian Languages & Civilizations\, Universit
 y of Chicago\n\nElaine Fisher\, Religious Studies\, Stanford University\n\
 nAlistair Gornall\, History & Religion\, Singapore University of Technolog
 y and Design\n\nLarry McCrea\, Asian Studies\, Cornell University\n\nBruno
  Shirley\, Buddhist Studies\, Heidelberg University
GEO:40.725022;-73.688285
LOCATION:Kahin Center
SUMMARY:The Politics of Culture in Peninsular India and Sri Lanka\, 900-150
 0 AD conference
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/politics-of-culture
CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop
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