[INDOLOGY] Emerging Scholars panels at the conference, “Beyond Boundaries: A Celebration of the Work of John E. Cort”

Ana Bajzelj anabajzelj1 at gmail.com
Thu Aug 11 23:31:56 UTC 2022


Apologies for cross-posting.

Dear Colleagues,

>From August 11-14, 2022, the Mohini Jain Presidential Chair in Jain Studies
and the Department of Religious Studies at UC Davis will host the in-person
conference “Beyond Boundaries: A Celebration of the Work of John E. Cort,”
where close colleagues and mentees of Professor Cort will present research
papers and personal reflections. For further information on this
conference, please go to http://beyondboundaries-ucd.org/.

We cordially invite you to the two “Emerging Scholars in Jain Studies”
panels to take place in a hybrid format. Guests not physically present at
the conference venue will be able to attend both of our Emerging Scholars
panels via Zoom. If interested, please register for the events using the
links given below. Similar to our virtual series, the virtual audience will
be invited to send comments and have them answered by the speakers
alongside those of the in-person audience. Please note the dates and times
for the following panels:



*Saturday, August 13, 20223:50-4:50pm PDT *
Emerging Scholars I (Hybrid): Polemics and Puranas (Co-chairs: Peter
Flügel, SOAS (in person) and Ana Bajzelj, University of California,
Riverside (online))
1. *Heleen De Jonckheere* (Ghent University)
*Othering Another ‘Brahmin’: A Jain Polemic in Translation*
2. *Seema Chauhan* (Balliol College, University of Oxford)
*Unbounded Jaina Purāṇas*

*Sunday, August 14, 2022*

*9:00-10:00am PDT*
Emerging Scholars II (Hybrid): Yatis and Bhattarakas (Co-chairs: Richard
Davis, Bard College (in person) and Lynna Dhanani, University of
California, Davis (online))
1. *Tillo Detige* (Ghent University)
*Digambara Memorials from Western India: Beyond the Boundaries of Death &
Periodisation*
2. *Eric Villalobos* (Emory University; Mohini Jain Graduate Essay Prize
Winner)
*The Medical Training of a Śvetāmbar Monk: The Life of Upādhyāy Rāmlāl Yati*

The paper abstracts for these talks can be found on the conference website
under “Program.”

The “Emerging Scholars in Jain Studies” event series is co-organized and
co-sponsored by the Departments of Religious Studies at UC Davis and UC
Riverside. We envision this platform as a way for junior scholars working
on Jain materials to share their work with and receive feedback from junior
and senior scholars in the field of Jain studies and the larger academic
and Jain communities. We invite PhD students, postdoctoral fellows,
lecturers, untenured and newly tenured faculty, as well as independent
scholars and curators to deliver talks in this series.

*Register* for the *first panel* (*August 13*) here:

https://ucr.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrfu-sqD8vGdVVJq45nSjnJx8H3TUqIJn6

*Register* for the *second panel* (*August 14*) here:

https://ucr.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMlf-ysqTkpGtaimz7QzqZmToNzPH7QDAaF

Best wishes,

Lynna Dhanani and Ana Bajzelj
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