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Asokan Kerala: Buddhist Foundations in Kerala’s Cosmopolitan Cultural Tapestry 

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The talk explores how Buddhism and its egalitarian and ethical philosophy and cultural practices or institutions and Asokan missionaries shaped Kerala’s unique democratic and civilisational legacies.
About the Speaker
Dr Ajay S. Sekher
Working as an Associate Professor of English at SSUS Kalady, Kerala, and the founder-coordinator of the Centre for Buddhist Studies at the same institution. With a Ph.D. in English from M.G. University, Kottayam, his research focuses on caste and gender representation in postcolonial Indian fiction. He is a Governing Board Member of the Kerala State Encyclopaedia Institute Trivandrum. Also, a member of the Board of Studies in English at MA College Kothamangalam. He has published extensively on literature and culture in journals. His recent books include Representing the Margin: Caste and Gender in Indian Fiction and Buddhism and Kerala. Dr Sekher has taught at various institutions, including M.G. University and Government Colleges in Thrissur, Kasaragod, and other locations. In addition to his academic work, he is an accomplished photographer and painter, having exhibited his art in multiple cities across India.

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@keralamuseummnf
@keralamuseummnf Месяц назад
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@madhavr1721
@madhavr1721 Месяц назад
Mahayanan style in kerala . It's devi 50:38 . Chinmudra was developed before Buddhism .
@madhavr1721
@madhavr1721 Месяц назад
Thai in tamil is different from thai culture . Look how he manipulate similar words to budha
@madhavr1721
@madhavr1721 Месяц назад
Sangam age have nothing to do with Budha or Ashoka . Why he have to split Bjp , Golvakar , Savarkar and dalawakulam myth in this talk when topic is completely different shows his castism and politics. Pallibhanaperumal ?! There is no historical record of such kings
@madhavr2255
@madhavr2255 Месяц назад
Chettikulangara bharani and kallas have nothing to do with budhism . There is no record is associated with budhism . First look nelamperur hindu gods are vishnu itself not related to budha at all
@madhavr2255
@madhavr2255 Месяц назад
ഹിന്ദു വർഗീയത ആണ് പറയുന്നത് . എന്നിട്ട് ബുദ്ധിസ്റ്റ് എന്നും പറയുന്നു. ഹിന്ദു വിരുദ്ധം ആണ് കഴുവേറ്റി കല്ല് ഒന്നും അതിന്റെ ബന്ധം ഇല്ല
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