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The Indian Religions Research Seminar in the Faculty of Divinity brings you an exciting lineup of speakers in the Lent Term. The framing theme for the talks will be 'Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds'. To access these events, follow the provided Zoom links.
January 25, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Dr Mou Banerjee, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds: Contestations Over the Cow in Nineteenth-Century Bengal
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/96363348673
Meeting ID: 963 6334 8673
February 8, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Dr Claire Robison, Bowdoin College
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds: Curating Muslim Pasts, Revisioning Histories Among Ismailis and Satpanthis
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/92631338451
Meeting ID: 926 3133 8451
February 22, 2.15–4.15 pm (GMT)
Professor Yasmin Saikia, Arizona State University
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds: The Everyday Worlds of Muslims in Assam
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/94534619394
Meeting ID: 945 3461 9394
March 8, 3.30–5.00 pm (GMT)
Professor Heidi Pauwels, University of Washington
Borderlines Across “Hindu” and “Non-Hindu” Worlds: Praising Krishna Urdu-style
https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/98330639087
Meeting ID: 983 3063 9087