The submission of abstracts and proposals has been closed
We invite submission of max. 300 word abstracts on the following themes:
Please note that only those abstracts that clearly address the themes of the Parallel Paper sessions and their guiding questions will be taken into consideration (see Parallel Paper sessions).
(In case there is a second author, please indicate this clearly in your abstract.)
We invite proposals for workshop sessions that address a concrete question such as ‘How to teach about the Indian religions and traditions?’ or 'How to develop de-colonised descriptions of the Indian traditions?' will be addressed. Even though the aim of these sessions is to involve the audience in a more active way, the structure of these sessions is left open: the sessions could consist of presentations, a discussion among a panel of experts on a particular theme, a discussion with the audience introduced and moderated by a chair. It is left to the organiser of a 'how to…?' workshop to decide upon this.
Workshop proposals should explain why this workshop is important vis-à-vis the general objectives of Rethinking Religion in India. They should also contain an outline of the planned structure of the session with the number and names of speakers, moderator and/or other participants.