[world-vedic] CALL FOR PAPERS ON INDIAN STUDIES

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Announcement:

International

Conference on

Contem

porary Views on

Indian Civilization

July 28 - 30, 2000

Stevens

Institute of Technology

Hoboken, NJ 07030, USA

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Call

for Papers And Participation

Academics and scholars

are invited to submit papers on Archaeology & Anthropology;

History &

Social Sciences; Language, Literature & Linguistics; Science &

Technology;

Ayurveda, Health & Martial Arts; Vedas & Upanishads; Smrities;

Puranas; Epics -

Ramayana & Mahabharata; Contemporary Works & Issues;

Philosophy; Dharma-shastras,

Ethics, Rituals; Agriculture, Plant Sci. & Ecology; Women;

etc.

World Association for Vedic Studies (WAVES),

Inc.

(A Multidisciplinary

Academic Society - Tax

Exempt in USA)

In

Collaboration

with

The

Foundation for the Advancement of Arts & Sciences from India

(ARSI)

(An Educational Foundation, Tax Exempt in USA

)

About the

Conference:

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THIRD in a series of biennial conferences on studies related to ancient

India and Vedic

civilization . The first International Conference on

Revisiting Indus-Sarasvati

Civilization & Ancient India was held in Atlanta

(GA), in October

1996. The second International Conference on New Perspectives

on Vedic &

Ancient Indian Civilization was held, August 7-9, 1998 in

Los Angeles,

California.

The conference is meant

to bring together

not only scholars, researchers, authors, and writers from different

disciplines of Ancient

Indian Studies, and persons of arts, music, and media, but also a very

large number of

common people who have academic interest in Indian

Studies.

Symposia and

their Organizers:

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will be held during the Conference. Some symposia titles along with

their organizers are:

Indian Economic Models from

Antiquity, Romesh Diwan,

Professor of Economics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY

12180-3990, USA;

(518)276-6386; Fax (518)276-2235; diwanr (AT) rpi (DOT) edu

Contemporary Relevance of Vedic

Literature of Ancient

India, M. G. Prasad, Professor of Mechanical Engg,

Stevens Institute of

Technology, Hoboken, NJ - 07030, (973)762-3720 (H); (201)216-5571

(O)

mprasad (AT) stevens-tech (DOT) edu

Ancient Indias

Contributions in Math, Science

& Technology: Narhari Achar, Professor of Physics,

Campus Box 526670, The

University of Memphis, Memphis, TN 38152, USA, (901)678-2410; Fax

(901)678-4733;

nachar (AT) msuvx1 (DOT) memphis.edu

Our Ancient Epics (Mahabharata

and Ramayana) and the

West, K. S. N. Rao (Professor of English), 1348 Bismarck

Ave., Oshkosh, WI

54901, (920)233-3766;Raok (AT) uwosh (DOT) edu

Social Organization and Order in

Vedic & Ancient

India, Dr. Shashi Prabha Kumar, Dept. of Philosophy,

Uni. of Delhi, Delhi -

110007, India; e-mail: krishi (AT) del3 (DOT) vsnl.net.in

Recent Research in Vedic

Literature: Dr. Shashi

Tiwari (Reader in Sanskrit, Maitraiye College, Delhi Uni.), 54

Saakshara Apts., A-3,

Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-110063, India; phone (91-11)558-5237;

shashit_98 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

Ayurveda & Health:Issues in

Complementary Medicine,

Convenor to be announced

Art in Ancient India,

Organizer to be announced

Archaeology & the Vedas,

Sandhya Chakrabarti,

2407 Willow Dr., Export, PA 15632, (724)733-1599; Fax

(724)337-2044;

dhruba.chakrabarti (AT) alcoa (DOT) com

Peace,Harmony and Global

Society-In Vedic Vision S.R.Bhatt,

Professor of Philosophy, Delhi University Delhi-110007, India, Tel

91-11-7242093/7416473;

Fax 2432813, e-mail : csc (AT) del2 (DOT) vsnl.net.in

The Relevance of Epics to modern

normative politics,

M. M. Shankhder (Professor of Political Sci), 89, Vaishali,

Pitampura, Delhi -

110034, (91-11)743-8528, fax 707-1011, sankh (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

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