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SUMMARY:Plenary Session: Fellow Presentation
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DESCRIPTION:Poster: Srinivas\n1. Jan-Peter Hartung: Intertextuality in the
  Transmission of Rational Traditions in the Religious Sciences of Islam fr
 om Safavid Iran to Northern India in Early Modernity\n2. Tulasi Srinivas: 
 Forging Faith: Ambivalent Globalization\, Neo-ness and Innovative Religion
  in the Temple Publics of Bangalore City\nAbstract: Tracing change in urba
 n India through Hindu temple publics\, this embedded ethnography seeks to 
 interrogate the complex relationship between tradition and new-ness in spa
 ce and time\, circuits of mobility and ways of being in the wake of the ch
 anges that neo-liberal economics and globalization has brought to Bangalor
 e city.\nThrough rituals and performed affect — 'rasa and bhava' — tha
 t is deployed among priests\, devotees and others during the festival of K
 anu Pandigai\, Srinivas explores the nature of moral subjectivity in a Sou
 th Asian neo-liberal urban context. She builds towards a theoretical scaff
 olding for cultural durability by focusing on the subjunctive.\n\n\n\n\n\n
 \n\n\n\nSrinivas\, Tulasi. "Forging Faith: Ambivalent Globalization\, Neo-
 ness and Innovative Religion in the Temple Publics of Bangalore City." Pap
 er presented at the Käte Hamburger Kolleg 'Dynamics in the History of Rel
 igions between Asia and Europe'\, Bochum\, 29 April 2013.
URL:https://khk.ceres.rub.de/de/veranstaltungen/PS_29042013_de/
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