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Veranstaltungs­übersicht

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  • 26 Okt
    26.10.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Prof. Dr. Borayin Larios (University of Vienna): "Writing the Name, Banking Devotion: Mantras, Materiality, and Religious Practice"

  • 19 Okt
    19.10.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Arik Moran (University of Haifa): "Portable Revolutionary Rites: The 'Jacobin Club' of Mysore revisited"

  • 16 Jul
    16.07.2026 Lecture in Sinology

    Prof. Dr. Matthew King (University of California, Riverside) "Reading as Sādhana in the Twilight of Ris Med: Qing Contexts in the Works of Dkon mchog Bstan 'dzin (1871-1935)"

  • 01 Jul
    01.07.2026 Exposed Writing and Epigraphic Habits in Cross-Cultural Perspective

    1st Workshop of the Cluster of Excellence Cross-Cultural Philology's Epigraphy Taskforce

  • 29 Jun
    29.06.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Gudrun Melzer (LMU): "Das Buddhastotra des Brahmanen Nīlabhūti zwischen Gandhāra, Gilgit und der nördlichen Seidenstraße"

  • 25 Jun
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    26 Jun
    25.06.2026 - 26.06.2026 Workshop in Cambodian Studies

    Cambodian Buddhism: A 'longue durée' Cultural Phenomenon

  • 22 Jun
    22.06.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium-ABGESAGT

    Assist. Prof. Trent Walker (University of Michigan): "Cumulative Commentaries: Interlinear Bitexts from Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand"

  • 15 Jun
    15.06.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Dániel Balogh (Humbold Universität zu Berlin): "Land demarcation in copper plates from the Southern Deccan"

  • 08 Jun
    08.06.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Yannick Laurent (LMU): "Inscribing Authority: Portraiture, Epigraphic Practices, and Artistic Agency"

  • 01 Jun
    01.06.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Jean-Baptiste Georges-Picot (CRCAO, Paris): "Showcasing Buddhist Devotion: The Shrine-Towers of Eastern Tibet"

  • 28 Mai
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    30 Mai
  • 28 Mai
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    01 Jul
    28.05.2026 - 01.07.2026 Bevorstehende Veranstaltungen (SoSe 2026)
  • Treppenhaus im Hauptgebäude der LMU
    19 Mai
    19.05.2026 Vortragsreihe

    As part of the Seminar Kastenwesen in Südasien (Prof. Dr. Simon Cubelic), Dr. Kalaiyarasan A. (Madras Institute of Development Studies, Chennai) will present: "How Does Social Identity Shape Economic Outcomes in India"

  • Grüne Flagge mit dem Logo der LMU an einem Gebäude
    18 Mai
    18.05.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Assist. Prof. Sebastian Nehrdich (Tohoku University) & Prof. Kengo Harimoto (L’Orientale, Naples): "Dharmamitra: Buddhist Philology in the Age of AI"

  • 11 Mai
    11.05.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Keiki Nakayama (The University of Tokyo): "Is Aśvaghoṣa a Precursor to the Yogācāra School? Further Textual Analysis of Aśvaghoṣa’s Works and the Śrāvakabhūmi with a Focus on Canonical Sources"

  • 04 Mai
    04.05.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Dr. Bruno Shirley (Universität Heidelberg): "Religion, Gender, and Politics in Medieval Sri Lanka: The Reconstruction of Buddhist Kingship, ca. 1070–1215"

  • 28 Apr
    28.04.2026 Vortragsreihe

    As part of the VL Framing the Goddess (Dr. Elisa Ganser), Sri Renjith Choorakkad and Sarah Sangeetha will present: "Understanding the Goddess through Bharatanatyam Dance."

  • 27 Apr
    27.04.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Sri Renjith Choorakkad and Sarah Sangeetha (with an introduction by Dr. Elisa Ganser, LMU): "Lecture-demonstration on the karaṇas (108 dance movements) of the Nāṭyaśāstra and their contemporary applications"

  • 20 Apr
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    29 Jun
  • 20 Apr
    20.04.2026 Vortragsreihe und Kolloquium

    Prof. Dr. Suchandra Gosh (University of Hyderabad): "Locating the Expansive Trade Networks of a Port Town and an Inland Urban Centre in Early Gujarat: Case Studies of Bharukaccha (Broach) and Anahilapura (Patan)"

  • 14 Apr
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    07 Jul
    14.04.2026 - 07.07.2026 Programm: Indischer Filmclub (SoSe 2026)
  • 11 Feb
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    12 Feb
    11.02.2026 - 12.02.2026 International Workshop

    Sources for the History of 
the Saṃmitīyas