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A Novel Forecast: Books at CHL
A Novel Forecast: Books at CHL

A Novel Forecast
There's a special downpour here at the ANU School of Culture, History & Language...
Coombs Building Entry at ANU
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The Path to Getting Published: A Hands-On Workshop
The ANU South Asia Research Institute presented 'The Path to Getting Published: A Hands-On Workshop' to ANU staff and students on 3 November 2023. 
  • Language, Society, and Cultures of the Asia Pacific
Geoff With Young Cricketers in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan
Geoff With Young Cricketers in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

Fielding an Interesting Innings: Meet CHL PhD Candidate Geoffrey Piggott
PhD Candidate Geoff Piggott visits the crease to share his research insights from the world of cricket

Of Poo, Bugs and Super Drugs: World Toilet Day and World Antimicrobial Week 2023
Featuring Professor Assa Doron's perspectives on the cultural facets of sanitation, toilets, and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) on the occasion of World AMR Week
Visions and Revisions in Sanskrit Narrative

The World’s First Marital Tiff?
From Visions and Revisions in Sanskrit Narrative
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Social Media and Political Campaigns in South Asia
Dr Azad Bali from ANU Crawford School and Dr Stuti Bhatnagar from Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs organised a closed-door online workshop - Social Media and Political Campaigns in South Asia
Fieldwork in Indian Himalayas by Dipika Adhikari
Fieldwork in Indian Himalayas by Dipika Adhikari

Fieldwork in Indian Himalayas
Dipika Adhikari, PhD candidate in Resources Environment and Development program at the Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU, conducted fieldwork in India’s Western Himalayas (Oct 2022- Mar 2023).
  • Economics, Resources and the Environment
IMMERSIA 2022

Ready. Steady. Immerse: Immersia 2.0
What do you get when you put calligraphy, dance, song, music, painting, wellbeing, books, exhibitions, photography, languages, trivia, gaming, and art together?

Past events

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Sat, 3 Feb - Sun, 4 Feb 2024

Routine irregularities: The contested governance of irregular and forced migration in Asia

The purpose of this workshop is to take international migration studies in new directions through migration developments that have come to transform the political land
Fri, 1 Dec 2023

‘Translating South Asia’ with Booker Prize Winner Daisy Rockwell

This special India Update Event participation is by prior registration only, both for in-person and online-attendance.
 
Mon, 27 Nov 2023

Early plant food use and processing: Insights from Madjedbebe Rockshelter, Northern Australia (SYNAPSE Seminar Series)

Please note that this is a hybrid event and will be recorded
Tue, 24 Oct 2023

HDR Thesis Proposal Review: Language variation in a multilingual-multicultural space: The case of Assamese vowels

This proposed project aims to document and describe regional varieties of the Assamese language, with a focus on the regional and so
Fri, 29 Sep 2023

Immersia 2023:Kabir Poems in Transformation: Roundtable & Book Launch

Join us for the book launch of ‘Kabir Poems in Transformation: A fountain of Creativity’ by Peter Friedlander (Primus Books, Delhi: 2023)!
Wed, 27 Sep 2023

Immersia 2023: Landscape Photography Workshop

We are lucky to have six landscape photographers visiting ANU from Mongolia as part of the Immersia Festival.
Tue, 26 Sep 2023

Immersia 2023: Visions and Revisions in Sanskrit Narrative - Pre-Launch

Sanskrit narrative is the lifeblood of Indian culture, encapsulating and perpetuating insights and values central to Indian thought and practice. Visions and Revisions in Sanskrit Narra
Fri, 22 Sep 2023

Immersia 2023: Art Practice in Language Learning and Teaching

How does art practice contribute to language learning and teaching?

Recent recordings
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The Contortionist Turn: Ancient Guilds, Outcast Street Performers, and the Acro-Wrestling Roots of Haṭhayoga
From whom/where did the royal wrestlers get the idea to climb poles?

Poetic Supermen & Villains: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Masculine Cosmopolitanism in Early Modern North India & Nepal
This presentation will explore how memory, music, and masculinity were packaged and transmitted across time and spaces in a uniquely Maithili manner.

Right Hand, Left Hand: The Flexible Politics of Yoga
This talk explores the imaginative life of yoga, a privileged symbol of India in today’s world, in twenty-first-century stories.

The Art and Life of Gulammohammed Sheikh
Artist, poet, teacher and art historian Gulammohammed Sheikh (1937-) has played a germinal role in the development of contemporary art in India since the early 1960s.