Conference invitation, Russian State University of the Humanities, Aprill 27-28, 2011.

Dominik Wujastyk wujastyk at GMAIL.COM
Tue Apr 12 07:53:44 UTC 2011


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 The Centre for South Asian Studies, Russian State University for the
Humanities, invites you to attend the workshop

“*Ope**n Pages in South Asian Studies” *

The workshop is to be held at the University (6, Miusskaya square, Moscow,
125993, Russia) in April 27-28, 2011. The workshop is going to be the first
international meeting of scholars to be convened at the Centre.

The questions that we would like to raise for discussion at the workshop are
the following:

   -

   What are the most important lacunae in our knowledge about South Asia?
   -

   What new problems have appeared recently and/or may appear in the future?
   -

   What do we need (and/or lack) to fill those lacunae and to face those
   problems?

These questions refer to both classical Indology and to modern South Asian
Studies. The organizers of the event hope to stimulate a wide-ranging,
cross-disciplinary discussion of the workshop’s topics.

The program of the workshop is given here:

*April 27**, Wednesday, Room 273*

9*30*-9*45*

Inauguration

9*45*-10*30*

(the keynote speaker)
Dr. *Dominik Wujastyk*
Institut für Südasien-, Tibet- und Buddhismuskunde
Universität Wien
“How to choose a good Indological problem”
(“Как выявить проблему, достойную для исследования индологом”)

10*30*-11*15*

Dr. *Alexander Dubiansky*
Inst. of Asian and African Countries
Moscow State University
“Problems of Studying the Tamil Literature”
(“Проблемы исследования тамильской литературы”)

11*15*-11*45*

*Coffee** break*

11*45*-12*30*

Dr. *D. Dayalan*
Archaeological Survey of India
Chennai Circle
“Open Pages in South Asian Archaeology”
(“Белые пятна в археологии Южной Азии”)

12*30*-13*15*

Dr. *Sergey Kullanda*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“Arian Prehistory and the Culture of Hindustan”
(“Предыстория ариев и культура Индостана”)

13*15*-14*45*

*Lunch*

14*45*-15*30*

Dr. *Elisa Freschi*, Dr. *Artemij Keidan*
Università di Roma 'La Sapienza'
Instituto di Studi Orientali
Roma,
“The Study of Indian Linguistics: Prescriptive Language in
*Nyāyamañjarī*and Modern Speech Act Theories”
(Изучение индийской лингвистики: нормативный язык в *Nyāyamañjarī *и
современные теории речевого акта)

15*30*-16*15*

Prof. *Victoria Lyssenko*, Prof. *Artemij Kobzev*
Inst. of Philosophy of the RAS
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“Did There Exist the Chinese Atomism: the Vaiśeṣika Atomistic Text in
Chinese Philosophical Tradition”
(“Существовал ли китайский атомизм: судьба атомистического текста вайшешики
в китайской традиции”)

16*15*-16*45*

*Coffee break*

16*45*-17*30*

Prof. *Leonid Alaev*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“Indian Village Community: Ideological Construct and Real Institution”
(“Индийская сельская община: идеологема и реальный институт”)

17*30*-18*15*

Prof. Dr. *Jamal Malik*
Universität Erfurt
Philosophische Fakultät
Seminar für Religionswissenschaft und Islamwissenschaft
“Pre-colonial Modernity: The Case of Indian Muslim Pietists”
(“Доколониальная современность: на примере индийских мусульманских пиетистов
”)

18*15*-19*00*

Discussion

*April 28**, Thursday*

10*00*-10*45*

(the keynote speaker)
Prof. *William Vanderbok*
South Asian Studies Association
Woodland Hills, CA, USA
“Publish or Perish Roulette: Where Scholars of South Asia Place Their
Research Bets”
(“Публиковать или погибнуть: на чём останавливают выбор исследователи Южной
Азии”)

10*45*-11*30*

Prof. *Alexandra Safronova*
Inst. of Asian and African Countries
Moscow State University
"Past and Present of Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka:
Traditional Heritage versus Challenge of Modernity"
(“Прошлое и настоящее буддизма тхеравады в Шри Ланке: традиционное наследие
против вызовов современности”)

11*30*-12*00*

*Coffee break*

12*00*-12*45*

Prof. *Vyacheslav Belokrenitsky*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“The Western Region of South Asia: Problems of Contemporary Analysis of
Tribal Areas”
(“Западные районы Южной Азии: Проблемы изучения территорий обитания племён”)

12*45*-13*30*

Dr *Manuela Ciotti*
International Research Center IGK
Humboldt University Berlin
“Rethinking the Dalit Question:
Ethnographic Perspectives on Political Agency, Gender and Class in Urban
North India”
(“Новое осмысление проблемы неприкасаемых:
этнографический подход к рассмотрению политического фактора, гендерной и
классовой проблем в североиндийском городе”)

13*30*-15*00*

*Lunch*

15*00*-15*45*

Prof. *Tatiana Shaumyan*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“Open Pages in Modern History of Hindustan: New Interpretations”
(“Белые пятна в современной истории Индостана: новые интерпретации”)

15*45*-16*30*

Dr. *Alexander Vasilyev*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“Documents on South Asia in Turkic Archives”
(“Документы по Южной Азии в архивах Турции”)

16*30*-17*00*

*Coffee break*

17*00*-17*45*

Dr. *Tatiana Zagorodnikova*
Inst. of Oriental Studies of the RAS
Moscow
“The Suhrawardy Family and Russia”
(“Семья Сухраварди и Россия”)

17*45*-19*00*

Discussion

19*00*-21*00*

Fourchette

The working language of the workshop is English.

Every speaker will be given 30 minutes for his/her presentation, followed by
15-20 minutes for discussion.

If you are interested in attending the workshop, please, send your ideas at
the address: *olya.limonova at gmail.com*


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