stanford: January 12, 4 p.m. Nicholas Dirks: "Scholars and Spies: World War II and the Origins of South Asian Studies"

jan 3rd, 2011

nicholas dirks is a terrific scholar, not particularly infected with the 'indology' virus so far as i know. this should be a good event. 

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From: Sangeeta Mediratta <smedirat@stanford.edu>
Date: 2010/12/19
Subject: January 12, 4 p.m. Nicholas Dirks: "Scholars and Spies: World War II and the Origins of South Asian Studies"
To: southasiafaculty@lists.stanford.edu, southasiastudents@lists.stanford.edu, southasia@lists.stanford.edu

Nicholas Dirks (Anthropology and History, Columbia University)

Scholars and Spies: World War II and the Origins of South Asian Studies

Stanford Humanities Center, January 12, 4p.m. 

Co-sponsored by Stanford Humanities Center; the Trans-National, Imperial, Global History Group at the Department of History;
Department of Anthropology

Please see attached flyers and distribute widely!

Sangeeta Mediratta

Associate Director

Center for South Asia

Ph: 650-725-8150

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