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Decoding Bullshit: Truth and Falsity in Indian History and Politics
In conversation with Dr Meera Ashar
Shyamala's Sanskrit Journey
She’s been a maths teacher, a management consultant, a CEO, a yoga teacher. Today, she’s a writer and a Sanskrit student. Meet Shyamala Benakovic, an ANU student of Sanskrit and so much more…
A Sensory Approach for Multispecies Anthropology
“Our purpose was to tease out an interaction between under-represented areas of Australian anthropology to suggest a new line of inquiry in contemporary cross-cultural thought.” – Natasha
Professor Kyung Moon Hwang: Welcome to the CHL Family!
He moved to the US at the age of 7 and lived there for 45 years. He studied European History in college. And he found a job soon after graduating from his PhD program, which he attributes to “sheer dumb luck”, and after 22 years in that position he has now moved to Canberra.
ANU helps save Sanskrit in Cambodia
Did you know that Cambodia’s national language, Khmer, is heavily influenced by Sanskrit? In fact, Sanskrit was the court language of the Khmer Empire for more than 1,000 years.
Emeritus Professor Peter J. Rimmer publishes "China’s Global Vision and Actions"
CHL’s Emeritus Professor Peter J. Rimmer has, for long, held a keen interest in the extent of China’s influence, which is truly global in nature. Fascinated by the journey of China’s logistics through the ages, Professor Rimmer has recently published his latest book, China’s Global Vision and Actions.
