FAQ

April 29th, 2009

pasupati yogi

Am I an Indologist?

You are if you study any topic concerning classical Indian civilization such as its literature, rituals, religion, philosophy, grammar, science and social history or archaeology and art history on the basis of texts in the original language. If you are still uncertain that your contribution would be suitable, please don’t hesitate to contact us at iigrsuk(at)googlemail(dot)com.

I have already completed my doctorate; can I still apply to present a paper?

You are very welcome to present a paper if you have completed your doctorate within the last five years.

I am not intending to present a paper; can I still attend the conference?

Of course! Anyone who wishes to register to attend is very much encouraged to do so and participate.

I am currently not enrolled in a graduate degree; do I still qualify as a graduate?

You still qualify to participate even if you are not currently enrolled in a graduate degree, provided that you have completed a degree within the last three years. So if you have completed a Masters but have not yet enrolled for a doctoral degree you are just as welcome to apply to present a paper.

Do I need to take up accommodation at …….?

You can of course arrange for you own accommodation. However, we strongly recommend you to take up the B&B option at Masson House since it is among the cheaper options for single rooms in Edinburgh, and is very close to the conference venue.

Will I be able to publish my contribution?

All participants presenting a paper at the symposium will have the chance to submit an article based on their presentations for the series Pupikā: Tracing Ancient India Through Texts and Traditions. Contributions to Current Research in Indology. Volume IV. Further information will be available in September 2012.