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Indian narratives and Persian literature
Thursday 24 March 2016
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Second Perso-Indica Workshop
8 April 2016
Place : Salle Prestige, Sorbonne nouvelle, 4 Rue des Irlandais, 75005, Paris
Organisation & Contact : Pegah Shahbaz
 
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Program
10h00
Fabrizio Speziale, Introduction to the Second Perso-Indica Workshop
10h30
Nalini Balbir, The Pañcatantra Stories in Their Indian Versions: Languages, Contents and Purposes
11.00
Pegah Shahbaz, The Translation and Adaptation of Pañcatantra Tradition in Persian Literature: from Kalīla wa Dimna to Pancakhyana
11h30: Discussion
12h00: Lunch-Break
13h15
Judit Törzsök, Narrative Strategies and Political Situations: The Hitopadeśa in Context
13h45
Blain Auer, From Mufarriḥ al-qulūb (The Rejoicer of Hearts) to Aḫlāq-i hindī (Indian Ethics): Translating Persian and Sanskrit Political Advice Literature
14h15: Discussion
14h45: Coffee-Break
15h15
Iran Farkhondeh, The Śukasaptati Within the Sanskrit Tradition of Kathā Cycles
15.45
Sunil Sharma, When a Translation is Not Really a Translation: Żīyā al-Dīn Naḫšabī’s Ṭūṭī-nāma
16.15: Discussion
16.45: Conclusion
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