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SUMMARY:Gita as a Migratory Text
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to present Gita as a Migratory Text an evening of Panel Discussion by award winning German author and philosopher Dr. Krisha Kops and a well-known scholar\, poet and translator Dr. Mani Rao with Karthik Venkatesh. \nDr. Krisha Kops was born into a German Indian family. He is an author and philosopher with a proclivity for intercultural and global justice-related topics. He studied philosophy and journalism in London\, before receiving his doctorate (Hildesheim University) with a thesis on the Bhagavad Gita. In addition to lecturing at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich and other institutions\, he writes on philosophical and literary topics. With his debut novel ‘Das ewige Rauschen’ (The Eternal Rustling)\, a family epic in-between Germany and India\, Kops won several prizes and scholarships. The novel is being translated into various languages. Krisha Kops lives in Munich and Madanapalle. \nDr. Mani Rao is a poet\, translator and independent scholar. Her book translations include Saundarya Lahari\, Kalidasa for the 21st Century Reader\, and Bhagavad Gita\, of which a new edition will be released in late 2023 by HarperCollins. Her research into mantra-sadhana is in “Living Mantra\, Mantra\, Deity and Visionary Experience today” (Cham Springer 2019). She is the author of twelve poetry books including “Love Me in A Hurry” (bilingual with translations Prathibha Nandakumar– “Bega Preethsu Nanna”). Mani has a PhD in Religious Studies from Duke University\, USA. \nKarthik Venkatesh is Executive Editor with Penguin Random House India where he commissions and edits non-fiction and fiction books. Besides editing\, he is also a freelance writer and his articles have featured in several publications like The Hindu\, Mint\, FirstPost\, Deccan Herald and several other publications.
URL:https://krishakops.de/workshops-and-presentations/gita-as-a-migratory-text/
LOCATION:Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore\, 716\, CMH Road Indiranagar 1st Stage\, Bangalore\, Karnataka\, 560038\, India
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