A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy
This job ad was submitted to the blog by Laura Guerrero, who notes that “We are hiring in environmental philosophy here at UVU and we would love to have someone who works on those issues from a non-Western perspective.” The Continue reading Job Opening: Utah Valley University
I am happy to announce the inauguration of a new MA program beginning in the fall of 2016: “History of Philosophies, East and West.” It is a joint graduate program offered by the Department of Philosophy and Department of Asian Continue reading New MA program: History of Philosophies, East and West
These should be of interest to readers and contributors here. There are three jobs, one tenure-track and two teaching-track; all in philosophy with an open AOS and AOC including Asian or comparative philosophy. Via the philosop listserve: The Underwood International Continue reading Three Jobs open in Korea
Sent to the IPB by Jonardon Ganeri, who notes that “the position is genuinely open. Within the NYU global network, Taneli Kukkonen and I already work in non-western philosophy, and collaborative ties between the three campuses continue to be strengthened.” Continue reading Job Opening: Department of Philosophy, NYU Shanghai
Two three upcoming conferences of interest to our readers. First, the Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy (SACP) Annual Meeting is this weekend in Monterey, CA, and there are quite a few sessions pertaining to Indian philosophy, too many to list here, Continue reading Upcoming Conferences: SACP 2015, SAGP 2015, E-APA 2016
As the Book Review Editor for the Indian Philosophy Blog I thought it might be helpful to occasionally make a note of books that may be good subjects for future reviews. If you’re not sure what our reviews look like, Continue reading Seeking Book Reviewers for the Blog
Call for Proposals “Place” The 11th East-West Philosophers’ Conference Wednesday May 25-Tuesday May 31 2016 Humanity takes up space. In this, humanity is no different from other species. Humanity also purposefully transforms space, but is not unique in doing so. Continue reading Call for proposals: THE 11TH EAST-WEST PHILOSOPHERS’ CONFERENCE MAY 2016
For those of you who are podcast listeners, note that in a few days (20 Sept), History of Philosophy without any gaps will premiere a series focusing on India–Jonardon Ganeri will be talking with podcast host Peter Adamson. A tentative Continue reading History of Philosophy without any gaps
I am pleased to announce the addition of a new contributor to our blog: Alex Watson. Our readers already read here his description of his current position at Ashoka University, so I can focus on what happened before that.
Hi Everyone. Elisa noted that in the Seminar article she recently blogged about, my job title is given as ‘Professor of Indian Philosophy at Ashoka University’, and asked me to write about Indian Philosophy here at Ashoka. It was not Continue reading Ashoka University – A Guest Post by Alex Watson