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Vakyartha Sadas
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Reclaiming Sanskrit Studies
Western Indology & its Quest for Power
Śāstra-s through the lens of Western Indology – A Response
Reclaiming Rāmāyana: Disentangling the Discourses
Western Indology on Rasa: A Pūrvapakṣa
Studies In Tamil Civilization
Tamil Nadu: Land Of Dharma
Fount Of Culture
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Infinity Foundation India
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SI Conference Series
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SI Conference – 1 (IIT Madras, Chennai)
SI Conference – 2 (IGNCA, New Delhi)
SI Conference – 3 (IIT Madras, Chennai)
SI Conference – 4 (Delhi University)
SI Conference – 5 (Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Bengaluru)
SI Conference – 6 (Delhi University)
Vakyartha Sadas
Format and Background Content
Proceedings
Reclaiming Sanskrit Studies
Western Indology & its Quest for Power
Śāstra-s through the lens of Western Indology – A Response
Reclaiming Rāmāyana: Disentangling the Discourses
Western Indology on Rasa: A Pūrvapakṣa
Studies In Tamil Civilization
Tamil Nadu: Land Of Dharma
Fount Of Culture
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SI – 2: Videos
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Swadeshi Indology Conference – 2
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Swadeshi Indology Conference - 2 (IGNCA, New Delhi)
Inaugural Session
Monographs
TM Narendran – A Pariksa of Pollock’s Three Dimensional Philology
Manjushree Hegde – Politics of Sanskrit Studies
Best papers (Themes)
K. Gopinath – A Computational Theory of Rasa
Megh K & Manogna S – Purvapaksa of Pollock’s Chronology
NIlesh Oak – Critique of & Rebuttal to Pollock’s Dating for epics (Chronology)
Shrinivas Tilak – Mimamsa critique of Pollock’s History Theory
Sudarshan Therani – The Science of Meaning (Philology)
Subhodeep Mukhopadhayay – Gaṇita Śāstra & Western Mathematics
Sowmya K – Are Sanskrit Grammar & Royal Power Related (Miscellaneous)
Manjushree H – Examination of Pollock’s “Project SKSEC” (Miscellaneous)
Plenary Sessions
Dr. R Nagaswamy – Session 1
Dr. Meenakshi Jain – Session 2
Dr. Pappu Venugopala Rao – Session 3
Theme: Rasa
Sharda Narayanan – Rejoinder to Rasa Reader: An Insider View
Charu Uppal – Natyasastra to Bollywood: Rasa, an eternal experience
Karthik S Joshi – Pollock’s views on Rasa: A Critique
Sreejit Datta – Pollock’s “From Rasa Seen to Rasa Heard”: A critique
Dr. R Ganesh – Rasa one step below Brahman
Dr. R Nagaswamy – Rasa Theory
Naresh Cuntoor – Change and growth of Rasa Theory
Ashay Naik – Pollock’s Desacralisation of the Indian Rasa Tradition
Dr. Pappu Venugopala Rao – Remarks from Chair – Session 1 on Rasa
Prof. K. Gopinath – Remarks from Chair – Session 2 on Rasa
Theme: Sastra
Madhu & Sudarshan Therani – Sastra of Science & Science of Sastras
Dr. Aravinda Rao – Remarks from Chair – Session on Sastra
Theme: Desacralization
Sudarshan Therani – The Science of the Sacred
Megh K and Manogna S – Sheldon Pollock & Desacralization of Sanskrit
Dr. Sonal Mansingh – Impressions of Swadeshi Indology Conference 2
Theme: Chronology
Arvind Prasad – Examining Pollock’s “Sanskrit Cosmopolis”
Theme: Miscellaneous
Jayaraman Mahadevan – Pollock’s “Death of Sanskrit” – An Analysis
Satyanarayana Dasa – Sanskrit is not dead
Animesh Aaryan – Pollock’s ‘Irresponsible’ vs Valimiki’s ‘Plausible’ Ramayana
Murali KV – Pollock’s Hypothesis on “Othering” is unscientific
Dr. Shashi Tiwari – Remarks from Chair – Session 1 on Misc. Topics
Theme: Philology
Ishani Dutta – Pollock’s Philology: Mixing Ramayana and Political Imagination
Dr. Korada Subrahmanyam – Remarks from chair – Session on Philology
Theme: Mimamsa
Alok Mishra – The divine nature of the Vedas
Prof. K S Kannan – Mimamsa and Ahistoricism
T N Sudarshan – The Science & Nescience of Mimamsa
Ananth Sethuraman – Mimamsa and the Problem of History in Traditional India
Sharda Narayanan – Brahmanism, Buddhism and Mimamsa
Dr. Koenraad Elst – Remarks from Chair – Mimamsa & some Misc topics
Theme: Buddhism
Dr. Rajath V – Hinduism and Buddhism: Convergent or Divergent
Dr. Koenraad Elst – The Buddha Versus Sheldon Pollock
Sunil M V – Upanishads and Buddha’s Teachings
Dr. R Nagaswamy – Conflict between Buddhism and Hinduism
Ravi Joshi – Commonalities in Hindu & Buddhist Meta Framework
Dr Nagaswamy – Remarks from Chair – Session on Chronology & Buddhism
Dr. Amarjiva Lochan – Remarks from Chair – Session on Buddhism
Closing Session
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