Naveeda Khan’s work traverses spaces of religious crisis and conflict in urban Pakistan to everyday life on shifting land and emergent perceptions of climate change in riparian Bangladesh. Her current interest is to explore the physiognomy of the natural from within the social and the theological. She is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Johns Hopkins University.
Date/Time
January 21, 2015 | 12:15 PM
Free and open to the public
Venue
Humanities Building 1, Room 210
University of California, Santa Cruz
In addition to the Cultural Studies colloquia, Naveeda Khan will participate in the following events for UCSC’s Center for Emerging Worlds:
CENTER FOR EMERGING WORLDS
2014-2015 THEME: GLOBAL ISLAM
WINTER SPEAKER EVENT
Wednesday, January 21
3.30pm-5pm, Social Sciences 1, Room 261
“The Flow Forms of Elections on the Sand Bars of the Jamuna”
Manuscript Reading Seminar
with Professor Khan
Students welcome.
Thursday, January 22
10am-12pm, Social Sciences 1, Room 261
Graduate Student Workshop
with Professor Khan
All events are free and open to the public