It seems 2022 was an interesting year for you in terms of publications. Your book Violence and the Sikhs came out in March, and this was followed barely 6 months later with the release of your new monograph Sikh Philosophy
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Its now almost exactly six weeks since the Covid-19 induced lockdown began in Michigan and five weeks since I wrote the last blog “Class Consciousness: A Sticky Issue”. I had not intended to follow up the last post on class Read more…
It is now some ten weeks into the US and UK Covid-19 lockdown. I’ve been on the lookout for what intellectuals have been writing in reaction to the profound consequences of the global pandemic sweeping across the planet. The more Read more…
Alex Prosi (AP): Hey Arvind, I’m excited to be here and have an opportunity to finally co-write a dialogue with you. For the readers who (likely) don’t know me, my name is Alex Prosi (they/them) and I’ve been talking to, Read more…
Alex Prosi (AP): So for this next exchange (see our first post here!), I think it would be appropriate to begin bridging two seemingly disparate parts of your studies. When we first met, I knew you exclusively for your work Read more…
Alex: So it seems you decided to teach AS334 (Race, Religion, and Caste in India and America) again in WN21? In our earlier conversation from March 2020, you talked a little bit about this course but you weren’t thinking of Read more…
Questions: What has been the general reception of students who took AS334 Race/Religion/Caste in India & the USA class? were the class demographics and dynamics like? there any difficult moments or particular classes that you wish you could have taught Read more…
Your course situates the three problematic elements (Race/Religion/Caste) in a schema that connects India and the USA. Why India and the USA? First of all, the course is taught within an Asian Studies curriculum and I belong to a South Read more…
Can you say a little bit about the course readings and the overall structure of the course? The full name of this course is, Race, Religion and Caste in India and the USA: Patterns of Prejudice. It’s a bit of Read more…
In Fall 2019 I taught a course called Race, Religion and Caste in India and the USA (AS334) for the second time. Several students in the class wanted to carry on the discussion, so they sent me a set of Read more…
