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SUMMARY: “Literary Interaction in South Asia: Indo-Persian Narratives” by D
 r. Pegah Shahbaz
DESCRIPTION: This Presentation will bring up the study of Persian narrative
 s of Indian origin\, translated directly from Sanskrit or other South Asian
  vernaculars from the 14th century onwards\; the stories which\, retold and
  modified according to the recipient culture\, helped to form a forthcoming
  exchange of knowledge between Muslims and Hindus\, during the realm of Sul
 tanates […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>This Presentation will bring up the study 
 of Persian narratives of Indian origin\, translated directly from Sanskrit 
 or other South Asian vernaculars from the 14th century onwards\; the storie
 s which\, retold and modified according to the recipient culture\, helped t
 o form a forthcoming exchange of knowledge between Muslims and Hindus\, dur
 ing the realm of Sultanates in Delhi (1206-1526) and later Mughal period (1
 526-1858). We will pursue the case study of <em>Suka-saptati </em>and <em>P
 añcatantra</em> as two examples of Sanskrit narrative tradition and will fo
 llow their transmission and insertion into Persian literature along with th
 e multiple specificities and changes they accepted within centuries\, from 
 the receiving culture.</p><p><img class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-
 3717" src="https://cisar.sites.olt.ubc.ca/files/2016/06/P.Shahbaz-2-150x150
 .png" alt="P.Shahbaz-2" width="150" height="150" />Dr. Shahbaz is a Postdoc
 toral Fellow attached to the <em><a href="https://cisar.sites.olt.ubc.ca/fi
 les/2016/08/CISAR_23SEPT_Dr.-Diwakar-Acharya-Poster.pdf">Perso-Indica</a> <
 /em>project and the<em> ‘Mondes Indien et  Iranien’</em> Research Unit at U
 niversity Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3.  The aim of the <em>Perso-Indica </e
 m>project is to produce a comprehensive survey of Persian works on Indian c
 ultures\, written between the 13th and the 19th centuries in South Asia.<br
  />The <em>Perso-Indica </em>project\, which is of particular interest to t
 he Centre\, examines the history of Persian texts on Indian culture and aim
 s at offering a new epistemic vision of the history of contacts between Mus
 lim and Indian scholarly traditions.</p><p><a href="https://www.eventbrite.
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