Friday, April 8 –
Saturday, April 9, 2022
McKinney Conference Rm, 111 Thayer St
Participants:
Shahzad Bashir, Brown University
"Seeing the World from Lucknow (in 1833)"
Divya Cherian, Princeton University
“Liminal Landscapes: The Owl and the Occult in Early Modern North India”
Purnima Dhavan, University of Washington
“Roots, Routes, and the Travelling Gaze: Topography and Narrative in Aʿzam Dedmari’s Waqiʿat-i Kashmir”
Farhat Hasan, University of Delhi
"Interstitial Spaces and Social Change: State-Society Interactions and the Public sphere in Early Modern India"
Abhishek Kaicker, UC Berkeley
“But Did They Write History? Historical Consciousness and Writing about the Past in Mughal India”
Naveena Naqvi, University of British Columbia
"The Landscape of Independent Soldiering under the Company Sarkar"?
Holly Shaffer, Brown University
"Plants, Gardens, Markets: Approaching Food Through Landscape Art in North India"
Hasan Zahid Siddiqui, University of British Columbia
"The Archimedean Point of Late Mughal Universal History"