Alessandro’s lecture at EFEO: “Royal hunts and divine courtship: an overview of Sanskrit Śaiva kāvya in South India”

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This blog-post provides information on the lecture on the Śaiva kāvya tradition is South India, given in February 2020 during the Śivadharma Pondicherry Worshop.

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Report on the workshop “Networks of Temples and Networks of Texts in South India”

This blog-post provides info on the "Networks of Temples and Networks of Texts in South India" workshop, which took place in Pondicherry in February 2020 and was organized by Ute Hüsken and Jonas Buchholz, both of the University of Heidelberg, in the framework of their DFG-funded project “Temple Networks in Early Modern South India.”

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Workshop “Networks of Temples and Networks of Texts in South India”

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On January 20th-24th, 2020, the workshop "Networks of Temples and Networks of Texts in South India", organized by Ute Hüsken and Jonas Buchholz (Universität Heidelberg) will take place at the EFEO-Pondicherry centre, followed by a field trip to Kanchipuram on January 24th-26th. This workshop is organized in the frame of…

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Last Śivadharma reading session before the winter break

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From left to right: Kristen de Joseph, Margherita Trento, Csaba Kiss, Florinda De Simini. Picture courtesy of: Kenji Takahashi On December 18th, members of the Śivadharma Project had their last reading session of this term (and this solar year). These weekly readings have proven very important as a way to…

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Tamil reading group

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In November and December 2019, Margherita Trento has lead an informal reading group to introduce students, and some fellow Śivadharmins like Kenji Takahashi, to literary Tamil. The group has been reading every week bits of Maṟaiñāṉa Campantar's Civatarumōttaram,  16th-century Tamil translation of the Śivadharmattora, with its commentary. More specifically, Margherita…

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Margherita’s dissertation defense

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Margherita and her dissertation committee in Chicago, from left to right, E. Annamalai, Sascha Ebeling and Whitney Cox. On 25 November 2019, Margherita Trento, a Śivadharma team member and currently a postdoc at the University of Naples “L’Orientale,” successfully defended her PhD dissertation at the University of Chicago. The dissertation,…

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“The Many Lives of an Early Sanskrit Text”. Florinda’s talk at Stanford University

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On November 16th, 2019, Florinda led a reading session on chapter 1 of the Śivadharmottara during the "Age of Vedānta" conference, organised by Elaine Fisher at Stanford University. During this lecture, she focussed on a chapter of the early Śaiva text that has been rewritten several times in different sectarian…

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Report from the Śivadharma Project Kick-off Meeting in Naples, 30/9-2/10/2019

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From September 30th till October 2nd, team members of the Śivadharma Project, members of the advisory board, collaborators and other experts on the history of Śaivism gathered in Naples for a 3-day workshop on the Śivadharma and related sources.This workshop was a very important opportunity to introduce everybody to the…

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