Friday, February 27, 2015

Re: [IAC#RG] Conference Invite

Hope some of these books may be of interest to some of you.
With kind regards,
Josna
CRITICAL QUEST 2014
pages Rate
1 Uma Chakravarti: Pandita Ramabai Once More 32 25
2 Apoorv Kurup: Tribal Law in India  56 40
3 Naoram Sanjoba: AFSPA: A Law review 40 30
4 Nandini Sundar: Buried Histories of Indian Democracy 64 45
5 BR Ambedkar: Christianising the Untouchables 64 45
6 Hilary Silver  :  Social Exclusion & Social Solidarity 72 50
7 John Dewey: Moral Principles in Education 32 25
8 BR Ambedkar: Triumph of Brahminism 72 50
9 BR Ambedkar: Castes in India 32 25
10 BR Ambedkar :Hindu Social Order 48 35
11 BR Ambedkar: States & Minorities 64 45
12 Douglas Kellner: Toward a Critical Theory of Education 32 25
13 Douglas Kellner: Cultural Marxism & Cultural Studies      32 25
14 Jayati Ghosh: Social Policy in Indian Development 40 30
15 Emmanuel Kant: On Education 64 45
16 Kancha Ilaiah: Caste & the Muslims 40 30
17 Uma Chacravarti: Brahmanical Patriarchy 32 25
18 G Aloysius: Conceptualising the Region 72 50
19 EV Ramasami Periyar: Village Reconstruction 56 40
20 Sukhadeo Thorat: Caste Social Exclusion & Poverty 48 35
21 Fernao Tola & Carmen Dragonetti: Brahmanism & Buddhism 48 35
22 K Purushotham: Black Lilies: Telugu Dalit Poetry 72 50
23 Pandita Ramabai: The High Caste Hindu Woman 64 45
24 Teun A Van Dijk: Principls of Critical discourse Analysis 48 35
25 Paul Clavel: Region in Geography 32 25
26 Douglas Kellner: Theorizing Globalization 40 30
27 Pulin Nayak: Economic Dpment & Social Exclusion in India 40 30
28 Liah Greenfeld: Nationalism & Modernity 40 30
29 LM Joshi: Aspects of Buddhism in Indian History  48 35
30 Louis Althusser: Ideology & Ideiological State Apparatus  56 40
31 Benedict Kingsbury: Indigenous Peoples in International Law 72 50
32 John Harriss: Researching Poverety 32 25
33 Brian K Smith: Veda & Varna 32 25
34 David Hume & Andrew Shepherd: Conceptual chronic Poverty 40 30
35 Jayati Ghosh: Poverty Reduction in China & India 48 35
36 Bonojoy Sen : Legalising Religion 48 35
37 B Subbarao : Regions & Regionalism In India 40 30
38 William Bristow : Enlightenment 48 35
39 BR Ambedkar : Reminiscences of Untouchability 32 25
40 BR Ambedkar : Speeches at Rond Table Conference 40 30
41 Asma Barla : Quran & Women's Liberations 40 30
42 Brian Fray : Critical Social Science 40 30
43 Hilary Silver  : The Process of Social Exclusion 40 30
44 JV Stalin : Marxism & the Question of Nationalities 64 45
45 Ashok Rudra : Against Feudalism 32 25
46 Romila Thapar : syndicated Hinduism 32 25
47 BR Ambedkar: Swaraj & the Depressed Classes                               32 25
48 Maren B. Schempp: Ishwardatt Medharthi                                         32 25
49 K Balagopal: Reservations: A Socio-Legal  Persp ective                           56 40
50 G. Aloysius: The Brahminical Inscribed in Body- Politic   56 40
51 J.S. Mill et al: Nation & Nationality                                                   56 40
52 Istvan Meszaros: Ideology & Social Science                                       56 40
53 G. Aloysius: Ayothee Thassar & Thamizhan                                        64 45
54 Parimala V. Rao: Educate Women & Lose Nationality                       48 35
55 B.R. Ambedkar: Philosophy of Hinduism                                          80 50
56 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: What the Buddha Taught,   56 40
57 Patricia Uberoi: Your Law & My Custom, 32 25
58 Robert E Frykenberg: Constructions of Hinduism,      32 25
59 F Franco & Sherry Chand: Varna Ideology as Social Practice,      32 25
60 Charles Taylor: Modern Social Imaginaries 40 30
61 Periyar E V Ramasami: Women Enslaved 48 35
62 G. Aloysius: Ambedkar on Nation & Nationalism 72 50
63 Max Horkheimer: Traditional & Critical Theory 48 35
64 Daniel Philpott: In Defence of Self-Determination,               40 30
65 Piyasena Dissanayake: Buddhist Political Theory                             40 30
66 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: Gandhi & Gandhism,                                        56 40
67 Arjan de Haan & Naila Kabeer: Social Exclusion (Two Essays),  40 30
68 Jotirao Phuley: Slavery,  72 50
69 Ronki Ram: Mangoo Ram, Ad Dharm & Dalit Movement,      32 25
70 Valerian Rodrigues: Dalit-Bahujan Discourse in Modern India,  40 30
71 Clifford Bob: Dalit Rights are Human Rights,    32 25
72 Richard King: Orientalism & the Myth of Modern Hinduism,    40 30
73 Nancy Fraser: Social Justice in the age of Identity Politics, 48 35
74 John MacDougall: Tribal Resistances,         32 25
75 Meghnad Desai: India & China: Comp. Political Economy,   32 25
76 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: Annihilation of Caste,  64 50
77  L. M. Joshi: Brahmanism, Buddhism & Hinduism,                          40 30
78 P. C. Upadhyay: The Politics of Indian Secularism  40 25
79 D. B. Chattopadhyay: Science, Philosophy & Society,     40 30
80 Braj Ranjan Mani: Resurgent Buddhism,   32 25
81 Alex Callinicos: Karl Marx: Life of A Revolutionary, 32 25
82 Barbara H. White: India's Socially Regulated Economy,                     32 25
83 Mao Tse Tung: On Contradiction  40 30
84 Uma Chakravarti: Pandita Ramabai: A Life and A Time  40 30
85 M. Sahadevan: Sahodaran Ayyappan,   32 25
86 Nandini Gooptu: Swami Achutanand  40 30
87 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: Gandhi & Emancipation of Untouchables, 32 25
88 Meera Nanda: A Prophet Facing Forward,                                                32 25
89 Lee Tucker: Child Slaves in Modern India,                                               48 30
90 M. N. Roy: Historical Role of Islam 40 30
91 Ashok Rudra: Intelligentsia as a Ruling Class 32 25
92 Mats Alvesson: Postmodernism 40 35
93 Nalin Swaris: Buddhism, Human Rights & Social Renewal 48 30
94 Thirumalai & Mallikarjuna: In Defence of Vernaculars 40 30
95 D. Kane: Chchatrapati Sahu's Crusade against Untouchability 32 25
96 S Omana : Sri Narayana Guru 32 25
97 G Aloysius Periyar on Buddhism 32 25
98 Eleanor Zelliot: Ambedkar's Conversion,  32 25
99 M. C. Rajah: The Oppressed Hindus  40 30
100 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: Buddha or Karl Marx 32 25
101 John Hoffman: The World of the Mundas I,  40 30
102 John Hoffman: The World of the Mundas II,  40 30
103 G. Aloysius: Interpreting Kerala's Social Development 32 25
104 Bandyopadhyay: The Namasudra Movement, 32 25
105 Raymond Williams: Marx on Culture 32 25
106 S Thorat: Hindu Soc. Sys. & H. Rights of Untouchables  40 30
107 Amartya Sen: Social Exclusion 48 35
108 Romila Thapar: Imagined Religious Communities? 32 25
109 G. Aloysius: Periyar on Islam, 40 30
110 Gail Omvedt: Phule & Ideology of Social Revolution  40 30
111 Bhim Rao Ambedkar: Conversion as Emancipation  40 30
112 K.M. Panikkar: Caste & Democracy 32 25
113 B. Patankar & G. Omvedt: Dalit Liberation Movement  32 25
114 Aloysius: Iyothee Thassar & Emancipatory  Buddhism 40 35
115 Uma Chakravarti: Phil. of Buddhism & Problem of Inequality 32 25
116 G Aloysius: Nationalism without a Nation in India 365
117 Lakshmi Narasu: Religion of the Modern Buddhist 295
118 Kancha Ilaiah: Post Hindu India 350
1010
Grand Total for 114 CQ Books & 3 Other Books  4675
(Rupees four thousand six hundred seventy-five only)
Josna
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:42 PM, Mushtaq A Siddiqi <siddiqimush@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Professor Rashid,
Thanks for invitation to seminar entitled "Intellectual Crises of the Muslim Ummah-Rethinking Traditional Solutions". 
I am hopeful that seminar will bring solutions to issues confronting Ummah rather than confusing the situations. Historically conferences on faith have been politically motivated and these have been the source of further divisions in the society.
This time I hope we do not fall victims of circumstances which do not favour muslim Ummah.
regards,


On Fri, Feb 20, 2015 at 10:23 PM, Rashid Shaz <futureislam@gmail.com> wrote:

Intellectual Crises of the Muslim Ummah

Rethinking Traditional Solutions
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امتِ مسلمہ کا فکری بحران:

روایتی طرزِفکرکا محاکمہ

 

 

 

The CENTER FOR THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT OF MUSLIMS IN INDIA (CPECAMI)

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India



Call for Paper Proposals



Deadline for submitting paper proposals: 

05 March, 2015


 

FIRST HIGH PROFILE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Monday & Tuesday, March 30-31, 2015

Aligarh, India


The CPECAMI is pleased to announce that it will be holding its First High Profile International Conference in Aligarh, India on  March 30-31, 2015.  The main theme of this conference will be "Intellectual Crises of the Muslim Ummah: Rethinking Traditional Solutions".

O
ver 100-150 international experts, religious scholars, public intellectuals, and peace activists are expected to attend this 2-day conclave, from Aligarh and from outside Aligarh, to shed light on the main issues and challenges facing the Ummah today, and to discuss lessons learned from previously though-out solutions. The conference will last two days, and registration is required.  A list of invited speakers, and a more detailed program will be announced by the mid of March.

Paper proposals are invited from prospective participants on the following four broad questions related to the main conference theme.  Papers can be presented either in English or Urdu. Prospective presenters are also welcome to submit papers that fall outside these topics, but must establish their relevance to the broader conference theme:

I. What is Islam and who speaks for it today? An Assessment based on the Quranic Text.

 

II. Is a Unified Islam Possible?

III. Does Islam need a Reform, or we just need new interpreters?
IV. Can Muslims lead a conglomeration of faith communities?  Implications of Kalmae siwa.

Paper proposals (no more than 250 words) are Due by 05 March, 2015 and should be sent in either English or Urdu to:

Conference Program Committee

E-mail: futureislam@gmail.com

 
Authors of accepted proposals will be notified by March 08, 2015.


All participants, panelists, and speakers must cover their own travel expenses. The CEPCAMI will provide accommodation and local hospitality during the conference. Speakers and panelists (only) coming from outside Aligarh will receive a token amount of Rs. 3,000 to 5,000 to help defray travel expenses.

Contact:

RASHID SHAZ

Professor & Director

Center for the Promotion of Educational & Cultural Advancement of Muslims of India

Opposite University Post-Office,
Aligarh Muslim University,
Aligarh, India
Telephone:+91-571-2701145
futureislam@gmail.com


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