BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//jEvents 2.0 for Joomla//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:4430b1adfb5323b137d253a862cdbe64 CATEGORIES:Lecture / Reading / Talk CREATED:20211120T121116 SUMMARY:Student Symposium & Public - A Talk by Prof Shruti Tambe DESCRIPTION:करो Drama, खोज करो\nStudent Symposium & Public Talk by Prof Shruti Tamb e\nThis symposium is a part of the course, ‘Drama, Performance and Society’ offered by Dr Ashutosh Potdar. It provides a forum for students to present their assignment-work that explores connections between drama, performance and society. The symposium will be followed by the public talk by Prof Shr uti Tambe on the topic, ‘Roles, Rehearsals and Performance in the Contempor ary World’.\nAll are welcome to the symposium, respond to students’ present ations and attend the talk by Prof Tambe.\nDr Shruti Tambe: is Professor an d Head at the Department of Sociology, Savitribai Phule Pune, Pune, India. She has written and published for academic journals including Current Socio logy, Interventions: The Journal of Postcolonial Studies, Economic and Poli tical Weekly and E-Sephis. The main themes she has been writing about are a nd Urban Studies with a focus on informal sector labour, Gender and Develop ment and Sociological Theory. She has edited two books titled Urban Poverty in the context of JNNURM and ‘Vedha Shaharancha’ (Tracking the cities). Sh e has received Fellowships instituted by the U. G. C., CODESRIA- SEPHIS, UN ESCO- ISA. She was a Visiting Professor at OISE, University of Toronto, Can ada. At present, she is also the Director, Euroculture Masters Programme un der Erasmus Mundus at Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India. She is also the Coordinator for Social sciences of the Teaching Learning Centre u nder PMMMNMTT sponsored by the MHRD, Government of India. A trained classic al singer, Prof Tambe has been contributing to the vibrant genre of feminis t movement songs in Marathi. She has done the voice-over work for the alter native media.\nDrama, Performance and Society: Blurring boundaries of theor y and practice, the course enables the students to study the key issues of an interface of a literary form of drama, performance culture, society and history through the reading of dramatic literature, performances and analys is of drama-histories. \nVenue: Chandragupta(East) Third floor Hall\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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Student Symposium  & Public Talk by Prof Shruti Tambe

This symposium is a part of the course, ‘Drama, Perfo rmance and Society’ offered by Dr Ashutosh Potdar. It provides a forum for students to present their assignment-work that explores connections between drama, performance and society. The symposium will be followed by the publ ic talk by Prof Shruti Tambe on the topic, ‘Roles, Rehearsals and Performan ce in the Contemporary World’.

All are welc ome to the symposium, respond to students’ presentations and attend the tal k by Prof Tambe.

Dr Shruti Tambe : is Professor and Head at the Department of Sociology, Savitr ibai Phule Pune, Pune, India. She has written and published for academic jo urnals including Current Sociology, Interventions: The Journal of Postcolon ial Studies, Economic and Political Weekly and E-Sephis. The main themes sh e has been writing about are and Urban Studies with a focus on informal sec tor labour, Gender and Development and Sociological Theory. She has edited two books titled Urban Poverty in the context of JNNURM and ‘V edha Shaharancha’ (Tracking the cities). She has received Fel lowships instituted by the U. G. C., CODESRIA- SEPHIS, UNESCO- ISA. She was a Visiting Professor at OISE, University of Toronto, Canada. At present, s he is also the Director, Euroculture Masters Programme under Erasmus Mundus at Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune, India. She is also the Coordina tor for Social sciences of the Teaching Learning Centre under PMMMNMTT spon sored by the MHRD, Government of India. A trained classical singer, Prof Ta mbe has been contributing to the vibrant genre of feminist movement songs i n Marathi. She has done the voice-over work for the alternative media.

< p style="font-weight: 400;">Drama, Performance and Society : Blurring boundaries of theory and practice, the course enables the studen ts to study the key issues of an interface of a literary form of drama, per formance culture, society and history through the reading of dramatic liter ature, performances and analysis of drama-histories. 

Venue: Chandragupta(East) Third floor Hall

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