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DESCRIPTION:Memory\, History\, Conflict and Claim: Rishabhdeo Temple\, Raja
 sthan Anisha Saxena Fulbright Scholar\, Center for Historical Research\, J
 awaharlal University Rishabhdeo temple in Udaipur\, Rajasthan has a long h
 istory of pluralism. Though a Jain temple\, it attracts a large number of 
 Hindus and Bhil devotees. However\, in recent years\, this temple has beco
 me contested terrain as different groups try to claim the temple as their 
 own. Saxena explores the processes of how and why a shared sacred site bec
 omes an arena of contestation and how in this battle for sacred spaces\, h
 istory and historical evidence get appropriated and (mis)interpreted. She 
 also addresses the ways in which the modern legal system takes recourse to
  history in trying to unravel the tangle between materiality and memory\, 
 and how it is imperative to engage with contemporary concerns about the re
 trieval of memory and history. Tuesday\, February 5\, 2013 12:30 pm 100 Eg
 gers Hall.
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SUMMARY:South Asia Center Presents: Memory\, History\, Conflict and Claim
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Memory\, History\, Conflict and Claim: Rishabh
 deo Temple\, Rajasthan Anisha Saxena Fulbright Scholar\, Center for Histor
 ical Research\, Jawaharlal University Rishabhdeo temple in Udaipur\, Rajas
 than has a long history of pluralism. Though a Jain temple\, it attracts a
  large number of Hindus and Bhil devotees. However\, in recent years\, thi
 s temple has become contested terrain as different groups try to claim the
  temple as their own. Saxena explores the processes of how and why a share
 d sacred site becomes an arena of contestation and how in this battle for 
 sacred spaces\, history and historical evidence get appropriated and (mis)
 interpreted. She also addresses the ways in which the modern legal system 
 takes recourse to history in trying to unravel the tangle between material
 ity and memory\, and how it is imperative to engage with contemporary conc
 erns about the retrieval of memory and history. Tuesday\, February 5\, 201
 3 12:30 pm 100 Eggers Hall.
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