21. Rediff.com: Funniest South Asian In The Nation The dimly lit room of New York City's hot spot western upbringing and paving the wayfor south asian comics to his voice into a highpitched thick indian accent http://www.rediff.com/news/2001/mar/23usspec.htm

HOME US EDITION March 23, 2001 US city pages Atlanta Boston Chicago DC Area ... SF Bay Area channels Astrology Broadband Cricket New! Immigration Indian Auctions Lifestyle New! Money Movies New To US New! Radio Wedding Women India News ... US News services Airline Info Calendar New! E-Cards Free Homepages Mobile New Shopping New Weather communication hub Rediff Chat Rediff Bol Rediff Mail Home Pages Stay Updated Subscribe to Rediff Roundup Search the Internet Tips Recent Specials Advocate for Aliens Fund Drive Attracts Hate Mail Recognizing Campus ... Message The Rediff US Special/ Shaheen Pasha T he dimly lit room of New York City's hot spot, The Merc Bar, buzzed with a potent mixture of exhaustion, satisfaction and alcohol, as the cast of the independent movie American Desi relaxed following the success of the film's sold-out premiere. Making his way through the bar was a young Bangladeshi entertainer, with a quick and lethal wit, greeting friends and associates with smiles and congratulations. The entertainer was Aladdin Ullah, one of the stars of

22. World Literature - Classic Literature - Page 2 Of 2 indian and other south asian Literature Find resource for the youngand old alike, related to indian and south asian Literature. http://marktwain.miningco.com/cs/worldliterature/index_2.htm

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23. Photo Albums: East Indian/Southern Asian with recorded festival songs and popular south asian film music. a Holika Dahen (bonfire)is lit the night included a large number of nonindian attendees, but http://www.ichizen.com/albums/india.htm

Cultural: South Asia (India) Updated 2002-04-28 Most of these links are to Kodak's commercial site, ofoto.com . Posting and viewing these medium-resolution pictures is free. I do NOT endorse ofoto.com or get money from Kodak. I am told their print quality is good, if you care to register with their site and buy prints of higher resolution. Otherwise, I'd be happy to send you digital copies at medium or high resolution. NOTE: Do try the "Slide Show" feature for each album. Main Index Erik S. Wegweiser Holi Festival, Providence, RI Not sure what to expect, I accepted an invitation to participate in the celebration of Holi: the Indian festival of colors; a welcoming of Spring and the triumph of good over evil. I joined a diverse group of about 50 great folks - young and old - who came from around New England and beyond. This intimate evening gathering was at the temporary address of the India Museum and Heritage Society in Providence.

24. Chinese,Japanese,Indian,Balti,Thai And South East Asian Restaurants In City Of L descend the curved staircase into the narrow, neonlit dining room The Sitar IndianRestaurant. Thai south East asian Vegetarian restaurants in City of London. http://www.mycityoflondon.co.uk/cityoflondon/restaurants-oriental-indian.htm

Restaurants Restaurants - E: michelle@myvillage.co.uk Oriental/Indian Restaurants in City of London Chinese Restaurants Japanese Restaurants Chinese Restaurants in City of London China City Restaurant White Bear Yard London WC2H 7BA tel: 020 7734 3388 write your own reviews and comments China House Ltd. 51 Eastcheap London EC3M 1JP tel: 020 7629 8777 fax: 020 7629 3996 write your own reviews and comments Dim Sun Restaurant 5-6 Deans Court London EC4V 5AA tel: 020 7236 1114 write your own reviews and comments Element 16 Lisle Street London Wc2h 7be tel: 020-7437-9288 write your own reviews and comments 51 Charing Cross Road London WC2H 0NE tel: 020 7434 0737 write your own reviews and comments Happy Garden 47-49 Charing Cross Road London Wc2h 0an tel: 020-7437-7472 write your own reviews and comments Imperial City Royal Exchange London EC3V 3LL tel: 020 7626 3437 write your own reviews and comments John Lin Jubilee Hall London WC2E 8BE tel: 020 7379 4372 write your own reviews and comments Joy King Lau Restaurant 3 Leicester Street

25. AsianWeek.com: National News: Dating While Networking the Association for the Advancement of indian Immigrants in violence sheltering servicefor battered south asian women and was held in a dimly lit room with http://www.asianweek.com/2001_09_07/news_netip.html

Click for our latest cover Buy our Year of the Snake poster! Home Sept. 7 - Sept. 13, 2001 Dating While Networking (in National News) Women's Leadership Conference - Voices Speak Up (in Bay Area News) Discount Kaimono (in Business) Resfest: DV, DJs and Vampires Emil Amok: Battle Against Name Calling (in Opinion) Ready, Set, Hike (in Sports) Dating While Networking Congressman Jim McDermott speaks to Sohena Patel, a NETIP conference co-chair. Photo by Ajay Goel By Ajay Goel A mecca for Indian American twenty- and thirty-somethings, the conference covered a breadth of topics, from Indo-American politics to professional and personal development. Founded 10 years ago in Chicago, NETIP seeks to promote professional development, community service, cultural and political awareness, and the overall advancement of South Asians. The conference kicked off on Friday night with an icebreaker and mixer, followed by a midnight cruise on Lake Michigan. After a few hours of sleep, the attendees were treated to a high-energy motivational speech given by Krish Dhanam of the Zig Ziglar Corporation on Saturday morning. Dhanam talked about the driving forces in his own life and what factors should inspire young Indian Americans to achieve greatness. Rep. Jim McDermott, D-WA, who played an instrumental role in convincing former President Clinton to visit India, talked about how difficult it was to get his congressional colleagues to look at India as a potential ally.

26. 3rd Asian-Pacific Congress Of Hypertension 2003 As you walk along the welllit trails, do not be of the south Pole; the south-eastAsian Bird Aviary your fortune or settle down for an indian vegetarian snack http://www.snha.org/hypertension/socialprg.html

Social Programme pl of interests ethnic gourmet bargain ... cruising There is a wide selection of attractions and public places of interest to keep delegates, spouses and accompanying persons occupied throughout their stay in Singapore. From theme attractions to offshore islands, landmarks, museums and places of worship, Singapore is a destination that cannot wait to be discovered! Places of Interests Night Safari Jurong Birdpark Sentosa Island top Ethnic Districts Chinatown Little India Arab Street / Kampong Glam Embroidered materials, semi-precious stones, basketware, accessories for a pilgrimage, natural oils and perfumes abound in Arab Street / Kampong Glam, which got its name from the Glam trees that once grew there. Medicinal oil was extracted from the tree and its bark used by the Buginese and Malays to caulk their boats. A visit to the Sultan Mosque, the most prominent mosque in the city, is a must.

27. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ANTH 401A, Soc Inequality Rel other, Khare, 1530 MUSI 410/710, indian Music Theoryand Performance, Sarrazin, SATR 301, Mod S asian lit lit Nation, Farooqi, 1100 http://www.virginia.edu/soasia/courses/CourseList-Fall02.htm

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Center for South Asian Studies FALL 2002 LANGUAGE COURSES AREA COURSES Hindi AMELC ... Anthropology Tamil (not being offered) Art History Tibetan History Sanskrit ... South Asian Literature in Translation Course No. Course Title Instructor Meeting Time Room LANGUAGE COURSES Hindi COD HIND 101 Elementary Hindi/Urdu Chaussee 1200-1250 MWF Cab 119 HIND 101 Elem. Hindi/Urdu Drill Chaussee 1400-1450 TR Cab 235 HIND 101 Elem. Hindi/Urdu Drill Chaussee 1500-1515 TR Cab 130 HIND 201 Intermediate Hindi Dwivedi 1000-1050 MWF Cab 224 HIND 201 Intermediate Hindi Drill Dwivedi 1700-1840 T Cab 234 HIND 301/501 Advanced Hindi Readings Farooqi 1230-1345 TR Cab 432 HIND 493 Independant Study in Hindi TBA TBA HIND 801 Independant Study in Hindi TBA TBA Persian COD PERS 101 Elementary Persian Hajibashi 1300-1350 MWF Cab 122 PERS 101 Elementary Persian Drill Hajibashi 1830-1945 T Cab 316 PERS 201 Intermediate Persian Hajibashi 1100-1150 MWF Cab 247 PERS 201 Intermediate Persian Drill Hajibashi 1700-1815 T Cab 316 PERS 301 Contemporary Iranian Culture Kar 1030-1300 F Cab 126 PERS 323 Intro to Classical Persian Literature Hajibashi 1500-1615 TR Cab B026 PERS 401 Obstacles to Democracy in Iran Kar 1400-1700 F Cab 126 PERS 493 Independant Study in Persian TBA TBA PERS 801 Independent Study in Persian TBA TBA Tibetan COD RELB 101 Woelfel 1000-1050 MTWRF TBA TBTN 101 Woelfel 1000-1015 MTWRF TBA RELB 533 Colloquial Tibetan III TBA 1000-1050 MW Wil 141B RELB 535 Literary Tibetan III TBA 1230-1345 MW Wil 141B RELB 542 Colloquial Tibetan V Wang 0900-0950 MW TBA RELB 547 Literary Tibetan V Germano 1830-2100 M

28. Center For South Asian Studies -- Spring 2002 Programming Scholar in indian Painting Collecting indian Miniature Painting of articles on Tibetanmusic for asian Music. and presentday experience, and lit by multiple http://www.virginia.edu/soasia/symsem/Spring_02.html

CSAS Home Page CSAS Overview Courses Seminar, Symposia, and Related Events ... Site Map Seminars, Symposium, and Special Events Spring 2002 Events Seminars Symposium Related Events Speaker Information Guest Seminar Schedule Jan 18 Caitrin Lynch , Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Program for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality and the Department of Anthropology, Johns Hopkins University: “The Politics of White Women's Underwear in Sri Lanka's Open Economy.” Minor 225 @ 3:00 p.m. Jan 25 Anne Blackburn , Department of Religious Studies, University of South Carolina: "Putting Another Face on 'Buddhist Modernism': Hikkaduve Sumangala in 19th-century Sri Lanka." Minor 225 @ 3:00 p.m. Feb 8 Lisa Owen , Ph.D. candidate in Art History, University of Texas at Austin: “In Perpetual Homage: Images of Devotees in Ellora's Jain Excavations.” Campbell 160 @ 3:00 p.m. Feb 15 Lowell Lybarger , Ph.D. candidate in Ethnomusicology, University of Toronto: “Warming Up, Showing Off and Tooling Around: Ritual Performance Space of Pakistani Panjabi Tabla Players.” Cabell 345 @ 3:30 pm. Co-sponsored by the McIntire Department of Music. Feb 22 Valerie Ritter , Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures, University of Virginia: "Redressing the Nayika: Female Figures in Some Poems by Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala' (1899?-1961)". Cabell 311 @ 3:00 p.m.

29. News India-Times.com, Online Edition Beautifully lit, they “speak for themselves” as works of moment, indeed, for loversof south asian art. focus on the relationship between indian dance and http://www.newsindia-times.com/2003/01/03/opinion2.html

Arts Astrology Cookery Cinema ... Women Srinivasan named NYC Education Board chief of staff LaVerne Evans Srinivasan, a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School and a music industry executive who takes an interest in the development of programs to support the education of young people, has been appointed by New York Schools chancelor Joel I. Klein as his chief of staff for the Department of Education. More... Journey to self-help for newly-weds: Learning to cook After returning from my honeymoon and settling down in Philadelphia, my husband Mahir and I had exhausted all of the city’s takeout and delivery option within weeks. When pizza and salad from the restaurant across the street began to seem like a bad movie seen one too many times, we knew we only had one option: We had to learn to cook. The idea was intimidating since the only cooking I had ever done was to bake cakes and brownies from mixes. Both my husband and I craved the taste of Indian food. More... User Sign In This is for active subscriber of NewsIndia-Times.com. If you are not a subscriber please click here.

30. University Of Sydney Library Collections & Resources Policy centres include the Centre for south asian Studies (Economics strong classical Chineseand Japanese lit. Also incl indian (Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, etc http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/about/policies/collections/otherlit.html

About the Library Policies and strategies Collections policy Course proposals - Library Impact Statement ... What's new! LITERATURES OF OTHER LANGUAGES (INCL. SPANISH, PORTUGUESE) STUDY Study in a diverse range of language and literature courses are offered through various departments in the Faculty of Arts , within this subject category. Course options range from reading courses to undergraduate degree majors to postgraduate programs. The School of Asian Studies provides undergraduate and postgraduate programs to doctoral level in classical and contemporary Chinese literature, programs in classical and modern Japanese literature, as well as reading courses in Korean. Asian Studies also provides for the study of Indian literatures, modern and traditional Indonesian and Malaysian literatures, and reading courses in Thai. The study of old and modern Celtic and old Icelandic literature is provided by the Department of English to postgraduate level. The Department of Semitic Studies provides courses and postgraduate programs in Arabic literature and in modern and classical Hebrew literature. Related research centres include the Centre for South Asian Studies (Economics) and the Indonesian Performance Studies (Arts).

31. Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Indian SAWNET Books by and about south asian Women Information URL http//userpages.umbc.edu/~achatt1/lit.htmlKerala URL http//www.narmad.com/ indian Poetry Club http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/In

Search: Category Description: This is the home location for information about literature - modern and classical from India. Contains links to homepages devoted to Indian fiction, poetry, drama, in various Indian languages, and websites with biographies and other information on Indian authors. Arts Literature Indian Webring for Indian Literature Home of websites related to Indian fiction poetry and drama. URL: http://indialit.8m.com/ Chandra's Bookpage Reviews and summaries - in English and often in German - of books both classical and modern (under the subsections: Kannada literature and Indian fiction in English) from the Indian subcontinent. URL: http://ch.8m.com Sasialit: Literature Of South Asia And The Indian Diaspora Discussions of contemporary literature of south Asia including works by authors of south Asian origin throughout the world. URL: http://is.rice.edu/~riddle/play/sasialit/ Sonar Tari - The Boat of Gold A compilation of Bengali poetry with translations and transliterations. Aims to develop a better understanding and appreciation of Bengali poetry through translations. Transliterations are also provided. URL: http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Opera/5869/

32. ASIAN STUDIES (Fall '99) and the territorial transformation of the south asian Subcontinent. ASIA 375U ModernJapanese lit. Content This course explores Angloindian perceptions and http://www.emory.edu/COLLEGE/AS/ATLAS/Atlas.htm

ASIAN STUDIES (Fall '99) HNDI 101: Introduction to Hindi Faculty, Sec. 000, MTWTF 10:40-11:30, MAX: 15, WRT: NO Faculty, Sec. 001, MTWTF 11:45-12:35, MAX: 15, WRT: NO Content: This course is designed to enable students to reach the point where they can communicate effectively in Hindi and can read, write and converse on a range of topics. It is also intended for speakers of other Indian languages who may or may not know Hindi already, but who wish to be able to speak and write India's national language accurately. Students will begin by learning the alphabet, sound system, basic sentence structures, and basic greetings and expressions. Text: Beginning Hindi-Urdu , Margaret Robinson and Virendra Singh. Particulars: Short weekly quizzes, two hour-long tests and a final examination. Students who have some knowledge of spoken Hindi but wish to learn to read and write the language should wait and register for ASIA 375: Hindi for Heritage Speakers. This course will be offered in the Spring '00 semester. HNDI 201: Intermediate Hindi Faculty, MTuWF 12:50-1:40, MAX:15, WRT: NO

33. Calls For Papers: CFP: South Asian Americas (8/15; AAAS '00) be interesting to work comparatively with south asian Australian literature or Fijianindian or African indian authors Office Hours for Com lit 233 Fantasy and http://www.english.upenn.edu/CFP/archive/1999-05/0054.html

CFP: South Asian Americas (8/15; AAAS '00) From: Anita Mannur ( amannur@complit.umass.edu Date: Tue May 18 1999 - 15:59:00 EDT Next message: Byron Hawk: "CFP: The Female Principle (9/20; 3/30-4/1)" Previous message: Nancy Nygaard Gaynor: "CFP: Yeats (6/30; CNYCLL, 10/3-10/5)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] conference, submissions are invited for the following panel." South Asian Americas: Community Building Across "National Lines". specifically on the experience of community building both within the US and in a global sense. Thinking specifically about the category "America", and focusing on literature/ film that foregrounds the position of the South Asian diasporic subject, how can we theorize the "experience" of South Asian American communities through the lens of film, literature, testimonial etc? writers? Specifically, what types of coalitional alliances are forged within the "American" contexts of the Caribbean and South America? Within Asian American studies, we often privelige the experience of South Asians in

34. The Indian Empires Early south asian civilization, specifically the Indus Valley civilization lit theDeccan, the Pallavas and the a cultural pattern on the indian subcontinent? http://www.globaled.org/nyworld/materials/india/contacts.html

TAF Teaching Materials Indian Empires Back to Index FOCUS QUESTION: Contacts and Conquests: How Did They Contribute to Historic and Cultural Changes on the Subcontinent? The geography of the subcontinent fostered development of many early civilizations of great importance and vitality. Successive contacts and conquests changed the face of the subcontinent. Materials Worksheet 1 Worksheet 2 Worksheet 3 Worksheet 4 Performance Objectives Students will identify and discuss early South Asian empires and societies. Students will be engaged in a case study of contact and conquest on the subcontinent. Students will evaluate the degree to which successive contacts and conquests brought about change on the subcontinent. Teacher Background Early South Asian civilization, specifically the Indus Valley civilization, is contemporary with the civilization of ancient Egypt, the civilization of ancient Mesopotamia and early Chinese civilization located in the Yellow River Valley. All of these regions shared the geographic characteristic as major river valleys. The abundance of water allowed for irrigation even in terms of scarce rainfall. The two most important sites in the Indus Valley were Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, an area which today is in northwestern India and Pakistan. The two capitals Of the Indus spread over 1000 miles along the floor of the valley.

35. Introduction To Asian Literature (Coppola, 1989) lit 100 Fall 1989 T TH 10001147 AM the four great literary traditions of Asiathe indian, the Chinese JOURNAL OF south asian litERATURE (hereafter JSAL), Vol http://library.kcc.hawaii.edu/external/asdp/lit/asian/lit100.html

About Index Search Other Links ... Comments/Submissions Introduction to Asian Literature LIT 100 Fall 1989 T TH 10:00-11:47 A.M. 124 Wilson Instructor: Carlo Coppola Description : This course is an introduction to the four great literary traditions of Asia: the Indian, the Chinese, the Japanese and the Middle Eastern. It is, first and foremost, a course in literature not one in area studies. Students will be introduced to the tools of literary analysis common to both the western and eastern literary traditions, and then will read, discuss, and analyze literature according to genre: epic, scripture, drama, lyric poetry and fiction (short story and novel). Such analysis will elucidate the universality of the problems of the human condition, which are viewed in these various texts by Asia's foremost literary figures. Discussion within the genre rubric will be roughly chronological, moving from the ancient period to the modern. When required, students will also receive an appropriate amount of cultural and historical context in which to place the works. As a part of the Oakland University General Education Program, the course will develop analytical skills, especially in the comparison-contrast mode, for the instructor will, when germane, discuss comparisons, analogues, and contrasts with western literature and attitudes. Class Format : The basic format of the course will be one of lecture and discussion. Lectures at the start of each section of the course (viz., The Epic Tradition, The Scriptural Tradition, The Dramatic Tradition, The Lyric Tradition, and the Fictive Tradition) will broadly define the terms required for understanding the various genres. Discussion will accompany each work read. The class will make extensive use of audio-visual materials, including slides, phonograph recordings, video tapes, and films, a number of which are already owned by Oakland University. In addition, several guest lecturers will make specialized presentations.

36. DIVERSITY WATCH - Ryerson University School Of Journalism Bhutan A mountainous south asian kingdom located along the Major religions Buddhism75%, indian and Nepalese sized bidis require vigorous puffing to stay lit. http://www.diversitywatch.ryerson.ca/glossary/b.htm

ABOUT US MEDIA WATCH GROUP BACKGROUNDS GLOSSARY ... HOME The Glossary was compiled by Diversity Watch staff and students in the Ryerson University School of Journalism. The Glossary also uses the News Watch Style Guide, which itself uses the Asian American Journalists Association, the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association, the South Asian Journalists Association, Associated Press and the Los Angeles Times. Post your feedback! Click here to join our Discussion Forum Please feel free to send us your links or corrections via e-mail A B C ... Z B Balouch Pakistani language spoken in the eastern Pakistani province of Istan. Banana Avoid (slang). Pejorative reference used by Asian Canadians when referring to Asian Canadians who identify more with whites than with other Asian Canadians. It means yellow on the outside and white on the inside. Use only in direct quotes. Bangladesh (one word) Bangalore The fifth largest city in India and the fastest growing with a population of more than 5 million. It is the capital of the South Indian state of Karnataka. Known as the "Silicon Valley of India," Bangalore is the hub of the electronics/computer industry. The name Bangalore is the anglicized version of Bengalooru, which is derived from the original name "Bendakaalooru" (the town of the boiled lentils), given by its founder Kempe Gowda.

37. The Weekly Voice - Canada's Leading Indo Canadian Weekly Newspaper south asian Comic a Rising Star By Sarbjit Japgal In a dimly lit room in Ten minuteslater after launching into an indian accent and shrieking like a http://www.weeklyvoice.com/VoiceProfiles/?ArticleID=40

38. Graduate Program Courses - Group In Asian Studies, UC Berkeley History Asia* (4) 280F Sources and General lit. south and southeast asian Studiessouth asian Studies 108 south Asia (4) 129 indian Mystical Traditions http://ieas.berkeley.edu/gas/grad_courses.html

Institute of East Asian Studies Chinese Studies Japanese Studies Korean Studies ... Contact GAS Graduate Program Introduction M.A. in Asian Studies Ph.D. in Asian Studies Professional Joint Degree Programs ... Expenses and Financial Aid Graduate Program Courses Education Abroad Languages, Libraries, and Area Centers Other Graduate Programs The following courses numbered 100 through 299 will be accepted for credit toward the graduate program in Asian Studies. Those numbered 100 to 199 are upper division undergraduate courses; those numbered 200 and above are graduate level courses. Courses numbered 1 through 99 are lower division undergraduate courses and, although sometimes needed in preparation for higher level courses, may not be used as credit for a graduate program. The courses are listed by area and by department within the area. The M.A. candidate must usually concentrate on one geographic area. Please note that the list is not all inclusive; if you think another course might apply, check with the graduate assis-tant. All courses are not offered every semester or even every year; check with individual departments for their semester offerings. Semester units are in parentheses. AREA I: EAST ASIA (CHINA) Anthropology 123D Archeology of East Asia (4) 170 China (4) 187 Peoples and Cultures of the Himalayas (4) 230 Special Topics in Archeology* (4) 250Q Sem. in Social and Cultural Anthro.: Peasant Societies* (4)

39. JSIS Undergraduate Study, Majors and Culture of Jpn from Tradition to Modernity (5) C lit 302 Hiroshima in Seminaron south Asia (3) *ART H 204 Survey of asian Art (5) ART H 306 indian Art of http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/advise/catalog/ASELEC.html

Jackson School UW Home Search UW Political Science / Jackson School Writing Center ... Back to Asian Studies: General Program Asian Studies Courses Thematic/Cross-Regional China Japan Korea ... Southeast Asia Thematic/Cross-Regional Courses *ART H 204 Survey of Asian Art (5) ASIAN 401 Introduction to Asian Linguistics (5) ASIAN 404 Writing Systems (3) COM 428 Asian Media Systems (5) (formerly CMU 428) GEOG 313 East Asia (5) GEOG 438 Cities of East Asia: Geography and Development (5) SISA/GEOG 372 Asian Environment and Development (5) *RELIG 202 Introduction to World Religions: Eastern Traditions (5) RELIG 350/ANTH 352 Buddhism and Society (5) RELIG 354 Buddhism (5) SIS/ANTH 449 Social Transformation in Modern East Asia (5) *SISA 209 Asian Civilizations: Traditions (5) *SISA/HSTAS 245 Human Rights in Asia (5) SISEA 434/SOC 434 Demographic Asia (5) SISEA 443/ANTH 446 Class and Culture in East Asia (5) SISEA/POL S/LSJ 469 Law, Development and Transition in East Asia (5)

40. Southasia information about the general linguistic and south asian context of the will be writtenon a lit­erary subject The development of the new indian languages and http://www.afro.uu.se/Southasiaplan.html

UU Hem Information Utbildning ... Personal SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES 80 credits Cultural pluralism, political institutions and socio-economic processes A course given in co-operation between departments of the Domain of Humanities and Social Sciences at Uppsala University Course description Instruction is in English South Asia consists of seven countries: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldive Islands, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, but can still be said to constitute a geographical unit. The region has a homogeneous civilisation with a shared historical background and culture. Today’s political boundaries cut across ethnic and social groupings. People move between countries in a way that further complicates the political and religious demography. Alongside smaller religions such as Buddhism and Jainism, there are two major religions in the area, Hinduism and Islam, which have often been antagonistic towards each other. Despite great conflicts within and between states, there is a trend towards bilateral as well as regional collaboration. The government structures are mainly a product of the region’s history, not least reflecting the transition from colonial to postcolonial conditions. Aim of the course The aim of the course is to give students such an advanced knowledge of South Asia that they will be able to achieve an overall understanding of the region’s multifaceted, multicultural society with its changing tendencies, great potential for development and well-documented, deeply rooted culture. An additional aim is to provide students with such proficiency in at least one of the region’s languages that they will be able to move about without difficulty within various realms of activities in the region and communicate with people on different levels of ability.

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