The following members of the Colgate faculty are participating in the trip, led by
Padma Kaimal, art and art history, and Eliza Kent, religion.
Constance Harsh, English
Reading Indian Signs
April Baptiste, environmental studies
video, video
Ken Belanger, biology
Rick Braaten, psychology
Catherine Cardelus, biology
Birds, Dung Fires
Alan Cooper, history
Lesleigh Cushing, religion/Jewish studies
Processing
Faye Dudden, history
David Dudrick, philosophy
Dan Epstein, political science
Georgia Frank, religion
Maureen Hays-Mitchell, geography
Christopher Henke, sociology/anthropology
my hero, zero, Images from India
Carolyn Hsu, sociology/anthropology
Tourist Economy, Chinese In India
Jacob Klein, philosophy
Elizabeth Marlowe, art and art history
Shadows of Homer, India in the classroom
David McCabe, philosophy
Navine Murshid, political science
The Tamil Nadu vs The Rajasthan Treatment
Alice Nakhimovsky, Russian, Jewish studies
Jewbiquity
Beth Parks, physics
Fire.
Barbara Regenspan, educational studies
Jenna Reinbold, religion
Thanks be to Surya, Religion and "Intentional Community", WWKMS? (What Would Karl Marx Say?)
Marilyn Rugg, romance languages
Bruce Rutherford, political science
Daisaku Yamamoto, geography, Asian studies
Breakfast
Where are the economists? BRIC's matter.
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ReplyDeleteInterested in your view about the relationship with China. It appears that India considers China as much more serious a threat than does China view India.
ReplyDeleteif you find yourselves near ganeshpuri, south/west of mumbi, i recommend you to the siddha yoga ashram, seat of gurumayi chidivilasanda, the current head of the siddha lineage. happy to make introductions if you want to check it out.
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Thanks so much for your comments. Brooke - I've been giving a lot of thought to your question. Every day's newspaper is filled with stories about China, and obliquely, India's rivalry with china. But as carolyn Hsu observed just tonight - the reverse is not true at all in China. One piece of that is that China is now India's #1 trading partner, but C hina's is....the US.
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