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Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program
Understanding India's Cultural Heritage
Summer 2009
The Center for South Asia (CSA) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is
pleased to serve as the host of the pre-departure orientation for the Summer
2009 Fulbright Seminar program to India. We are delighted to be collaborating
with the US Department of Education Fulbright office and with the United States-India
Educational Foundation in New Delhi.
Resources (in order of PDO schedule)
Kashmira Sheth, author or Blue Jasmine and Monsoon Afternoon
Powerpoints and Handouts:
Ancient South Asia by J. Mark Kenoyer
Forthcoming by Aseema Sinha
Powerpoint and Handout for
India's Colonial History lecture by Mitra Sharafi
South
Asian Children's Literature by Rachel Weiss
Cultures and Societies of the Indus Traditions by J. Mark Kenoyer
Indus Civilization by J. Mark Kenoyer in the Encyclopedia of Archaeology, Deborah Pearsall, editor-in-chief, 2008
Hindu Beginnings: Assessing the Period 1000 BCE to 300 CE by Guy Welbon
Teaching Islam as an Asian Religion by Vernon James Schubel
Can a Muslim Be an India? by Gyanendra Pandey
India's Democracy; Illusion or Reality? by Philip Oldenburg
British
Rule in India: An Assessment by Tapan Raychaudhuri (Chapter
15) in The Cambridge Illustrated History of the British Empire edited
by P.J. Marshall
Reading Across
the Curriculum: Using the Fiction of the Indian Subcontinent in Social
Science Classes by Andrea Caron Kempf
From the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean: Medieval History in Geographic Perspective by Andre Wink
India in the World:
The World in India 1450 - 1770 by Howard Spodek and Michele Langford
Louro
Other Information
Pre-departure
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