Conference Presentations and talks by Peter Friedlander
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
. This is a partial list of the various conferences and functions I
have given papers at over the last seven years or so and links to audio
versions of my presentations where available.
Surati and Nirati: mindfulness and awareness (audio,
mp3, 20 minutes, 27MB)
Paper presented at: AABS 2009 Conference
(Australasian Association
of Buddhist Studies)
(10-11 December 2009, University of Sydney)
Kabir in Different Contexts (audio,
mp3, 18 minutes, 24MB)
Paper presented at: Religion and Difference: 33rd conference of the
AASR
(Australian Association for the Study
of Religion)
(29 November to 1 December 2009, University of Melbourne)
Three Perspectives on Kabir: Tagore, Sen and Prasad (audio,
mp3, 45 mins, 20MB)
Seminar Paper presented at G.B.
Pant Social Science Institute Allahabad
(22 September 2009)
Translations and Transcreations: Hindi Versions of songs from Disney's
High School Musical 2 and Camp Rock (audio,
mp3, 30 mins, 12 MB)
Paper Presented at ARI conference: Translation
in Asia: Theories, Practices, Histories
(5 March 2008, National University of Singapore)
Teaching Reading Hindi Newspapers (audio,
mp3 format, 20 mins, 10MB)
Paper Presented at ClaSIC 2008
(5 December 2008, National University of Singapore CLaSIC
Conference)
Teaching Hindi Online (audio:
MP3 format, 45 minutes, 5MB)
Seminar given at NUS Centre For Language Studies
(6 August 2008, National University of Singapore)
Bodhgaya and Globalisation (3 July 2008)
Asian Studies Association of Australia (ASAA)
17th Biennial Conference : Is this the Asian Century?
(1-3 July 2008, Sebel Albert Park Hotel, Melbourne)
Discovering the Dharma
Buddhist Summer School 2008, University College Melbourne
Three seminar papers for workshop sessions
(University College Melbourne, presented by the Kagyu E-Vam Buddhist
Institute)
Differences between Hindi and English Press Coverage of Stories
(audio,
mp3 format, 20 mins, 5MB)
36th annual conference on South Asia
(October 14th 2007, University of Wisconsin Madison)
Dhammapada:
Translations and contexts (mp3 format, 45 minutes, 6MB).
Translation Writers Interest Group Seminar
(27th July 2007, La Trobe University,)
Dhammapada:
Translations and traditions (mp3 format, 24 minutes, 3MB)
Australian Association for the study of Religion Conference
(Melbourne, Saturday July 7th 2007)
The History of Buddhism (Mp3, 54
minutes, 7 MB)
Buddha 2550 years Exhibition organised by the Buddhist Council of Victoria.
(27th Feb 2007, Melbourne Town Hall)
The Body and the World in Buddhism
(MP3 format, 20 minutes, 10 MB)
Negotiating The Sacred III: Religion, Medicine And The Body
(November 2006, The Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, ANU Canberra)
Hindi In Banaras
in the 1970s (MP3 Format, about 5mb)
16th Biennial Conference of the Australian Asian Studies Association
(June 2006, Wollongong).
Buddhist Worlds
Australiasian Association for the Study of Buddhism 2006 Conference
(16 June 2006, Sydney)
Buddhism Politics and Globalization
Australian Association for the Study of Religion Conference
(September 2005, Sydney)
Travel talk: phrases for travellers in India
(pdf
of paper on conference website at: http://coombs.anu.edu.au/SpecialProj/ASAA/biennial-conference/2004/Friedlander-P-ASAA2004.pdf)
15th Biennial Conference of the Australian Asian Studies Association
(29 June to 2 July 2004, Canberra)
Bodhgaya as a sacred and secular pilgrimage site
Religions in the Indic Civilization Conference
(December 2003, Delhi)
Divergent Dharmas: Hindi and English Internet Press coverage of
Religion
Third International Conference of Asian Scholars
(August 2003, Singapore)
Race, Religion and Occupation: The 19th Century Census of India
and the Anglo-Indians (pdf
130KB)
Who are the Anglo-Indians? Conference
(18th of August 2002, Melbourne)
Bodhgaya in literature
14th Biennial Conference of the Australian Asian Studies Association
(June 2002, Hobart)