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‹ Return to Conversion beyond religions: A novel from a Hindu perspective

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This research project is funded by the AHRC within the ‘Translating Cultures’ theme. Its full title is “Conversion, Translation and the Language of Autobiography: Re-inventing the Self in Transitions to Christianity in India (1700 - 1947)” and will run from November 2014 to May 2017. See 'About us' page for information on individual project members and academic advisors.

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Recent Posts

  • Matthew Narain uses project materials to design a new lesson!
  • Teacher’s Workshop: Understanding religious lives through story.
  • Recent Publication: Translation of a Marathi Conversion Narrative
  • Narratives of awakening: A Linguistics of Religion approach 2
  • Narratives of awakening. A Linguistics of Religion approach 1
  • Our publications–Autobiographies of Conversion
  • Baba Padmanji (1831 – 1906) II: Marathi Writer and Translator
  • Baba Padmanji (1831 – 1906): Conversion and Reform
  • Posts on Conversion Accounts
  • School and College Teaching Resources
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