#Sanskrit, #Religion, #Mantra. Fascinated by the incomprehensible. Believes in the power of #philology. Postdoctoral researcher @oeaw & Lecturer @univienna
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by @DrRajBalkaran@NewBooksNetwork about my recent open-access book, “South Asia Before Religion: Reflections on an Anachronistic Concept,” available through Knowledge Commons Works.
Listen here:
https://t.co/bHaLEUgDJO
Thank you Raj!
Check out my new @NewBooksNetwork interview with Dr. @DominikAHaas from OeAW about his recent open-access book, “South Asia Before Religion: Reflections on an Anachronistic Concept,” available through KC Works.
Available now on all podcast platforms!
https://t.co/gspDVjjoi6
Early career scholars of Indology/South Asian Studies: Consider to present at the IIGRS in Leiden this autumn!https://t.co/CtPrNVhzH0
Deadline for submission: 31 May. Great opportunity for networking, exchange and gaining experience.
Is it #politicallycorrect to use the Armenian eternity sign ֎ as an ornament in a book that has nothing to do with Armenia, but with eternity? How loaded is this symbol?
How did the Gāyatrī find its way from the Vedic age into modern yoga?
I will be exploring this question in an online lecture for the @SOAS Centre Of Yoga Studies TODAY at 7pm UK time.
Register here:
https://t.co/na213vVm8U
So I’m supposed to write 5–10 pages about the last 6 months of my scholarly activity (part-time). I guess I will write out abbreviations in full... Any other ideas? Or tricks?
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How did the Gāyatrī find its way from the Vedic age into modern yoga?
I will be exploring this question in an online lecture for the @SOAS Centre Of Yoga Studies on December 18.
Register here:
https://t.co/na213vVm8U
#Mantra#Gayatri#Savitri#Sanskrit#Hinduism#Yoga