Intangible Histories
A one-day interdisciplinary symposium
One-Day Interdisciplinary Symposium. The symposium is the first event in the launch year of the College of Humanities new Centre for South Asian Research
A Department of Drama research event | |
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Date | 19 September 2014 |
Time | 9:30 to 16:30 |
Place | Thornlea |
Provider | Department of Drama |
Intended audience | All welcome |
Organizer | Gill Juleff |
Tel | +4401392264470 |
Event details
Departments of Archaeology and Drama, University of Exeter National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore (a UKIERI funded partnership)
Presentations by faculty of both Exeter and NIAS will include:
- Exiling heroes and burning demons: two productions of the Ramayana in Britain
- Singing the smelt – work songs of the last iron smelters of Sri Lanka: accessing the past through traditional practitioner dialogues
- Death of a dramatist: contesting imperceptible spaces in Indian cities
- Can the sangam literature help understand the iron age-early historic burials of Tamilnadu
- Where to build the walls that protect us
- Touching the past: enabling more multisensory museum experiences
- Dis-eased: performing the politics and power of dirty and dying bodies
- Valuing real estate: speculation in land and urban transitions in South India
- From princely to divine: archaeometric insights on iconographic shifts in Ramayana bronzes from southern India
- Drama in real life! intentionality and tactical deception in wild bonnet macaques
Attachments | |
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Intangible_Histories_Exeter_Symposium_poster.pdf | (229K) |
Location:
Thornlea