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DESCRIPTION:\n  Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, The South Asia Cente
 r present:Carter\n  Higgins\,&nbsp\;Visiting\nScholar\, South Asia Program
  Cornell UniversityHistory\,\nFeeling\, Proof: The Emotional Epistemology 
 of Hagiographical Debate in Gogameri\,\nIndiaThe pilgrimage site of Gogame
 ri\,\nRajasthan\, possesses diverse Hindu and Muslim hagiographies and pri
 ests. While\ndisputes over the site’s genealogical connection to variants 
 of Islam and\nHinduism date at least to the colonial era\, a discourse on 
 empirically\ncorroborated hagiography emerged in the 2000s among the Hindu
  Right. This presentation\nwill\nreflect on\nthe emotional and political w
 orkings of devotional historiography there in\nlight of an ethnography of 
 the networks in which the writings are circulated.\n\nFor information on a
 ccessibility\, or to\nrequest accommodation\, please contact Marc Albert 3
 15-443-9248Sponsored by the South Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of
  Global Affairs 
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SUMMARY:Carter Higgins - History\, Feeling\, Proof - SA
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>\n  Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, 
 The South Asia Center present:</p><p><strong>Carter\n  Higgins\,&nbsp\;</s
 trong>Visiting\nScholar\, South Asia Program Cornell University</p><p><str
 ong>History\,\nFeeling\, Proof: The Emotional Epistemology of Hagiographic
 al Debate in Gogameri\,\nIndia</strong></p><p>The pilgrimage site of Gogam
 eri\,\nRajasthan\, possesses diverse Hindu and Muslim hagiographies and pr
 iests. While\ndisputes over the site’s genealogical connection to variants
  of Islam and\nHinduism date at least to the colonial era\, a discourse on
  empirically\ncorroborated hagiography emerged in the 2000s among the Hind
 u Right. This presentation\nwill\nreflect on\nthe emotional and political 
 workings of devotional historiography there in\nlight of an ethnography of
  the networks in which the writings are circulated.</p><p>\n\n</p><p>For i
 nformation on accessibility\, or to\nrequest accommodation\, please contac
 t Marc Albert 315-443-9248</p><p><b><i>Sponsored by the South Asia Center 
 at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs</i></b> </p>
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