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DESCRIPTION:Naveeda\nKhan&nbsp\;on Bovine\nTales\nof Global Warming\, Assoc
 iate\nProfessor\n\nNaveeda Khan\,&nbsp\;Department\nof Anthropology\,Johns
 \nHopkins\nUniversity\n\nIn her fieldsite of the chars in the River Jamuna
  in\nBangladesh\, Khan was alerted to the insistent presence of\nglobal wa
 rming within everyday life through the suffering of cows. The\ncows’ react
 ions to heat were readily evident.&nbsp\;\nThey stood limply with their sk
 ins sagging heavily\, breathing rapidly\nwith their tongues sticking out s
 o as to cool themselves.&nbsp\; Through a focus on cows as they traverse c
 haura households and economies\, Khan\nexplores how we can\ncome to an und
 erstanding of the\nparticular entanglement of a\nlocal ecology with the pl
 anetary\ncrisis of warming and climate change.&nbsp\;\nSponsored\nby South
  Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs and co-sponsored 
 by the Departments of Anthropology and Religion
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SUMMARY:SAC presents: Naveeda Khan
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Naveeda\nKhan&nbsp\;on Bovine\nTales\nof
  Global Warming\, Associate\nProfessor</b></p><p><b>\n\n</b></p><b>Naveeda
  Khan\,</b><i><b>&nbsp\;</b>Department\nof Anthropology\,Johns\nHopkins\nU
 niversity</i><p>\n</p><p>\n</p>In her fieldsite of the chars in the River 
 Jamuna in\nBangladesh\, Khan was alerted to the insistent presence of\nglo
 bal warming within everyday life through the suffering of cows. The\ncows’
  reactions to heat were readily evident.&nbsp\;\nThey stood limply with th
 eir skins sagging heavily\, breathing rapidly\nwith their tongues sticking
  out so as to cool themselves.&nbsp\; Through a focus on cows as they trav
 erse chaura households and economies\, Khan\nexplores how we can\ncome to 
 an understanding of the\nparticular entanglement of a\nlocal ecology with 
 the planetary\ncrisis of warming and climate change.&nbsp\;<p>\n<b><i>Spon
 sored\nby South Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs an
 d co-sponsored by the Departments of Anthropology and Religion</i></b></p>
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