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SUMMARY:Europe and India in the Early Modern Period
DESCRIPTION:Europe and India in the Early Modern Period International Conference\,  \n3-4 June 2010\, Newman House UCD & Old Library TCD \nOrganized by Daniel Carey\, Derval Conroy and Jane Conroy \nConference organized with the support of: \nThe Early Modern Research Strand\, University College\, Dublin \nTexts Contexts and Cultures\, NUI\, Galway \nThe Library\, Trinity College\, Dublin \nThe Andrew W. Mellon FoundationSociety for Renaissance Studies \nProgramme\nThursday 3 June\, Newman House\, 85-86\, St Stephen’s Green\n13.15 Registration in Newman House \n14.15 Joan-Pau Rubi̩s (London School of Economics): \n‰Û÷Despotism and superstition: changing views of Indian civilization in Europe\, 1550-1750′ \n14.45 Daniel Carey (National University of Ireland\, Galway): \n‰Û÷John Locke and sati’ \n15.30 Coffee \n16.00 Rui Loureiro\, Universidade Nova de Lisboa e Universidade dos A̤ores: \n‰Û÷The Indian journeys of a Spanish ambassador: Don GarcÌ_a de Silva y Figuero and his Comentarios \n(1614-1624)’ \n16.30 Dirk van der Cruysse\, University of Antwerp: \n‰Û÷Barth̩lemy Carr̩’s second itinerary to Persia and India’ \n17.15 Reception in Newman House \nFriday 4 June\, Henry Jones Conference Room\, Old Library\, TCD \n9.30 Visit to the exhibition: Nabobs\, Soldiers and Imperial Service: the Irish in IndiaThe Old Library\, Trinity College with Dr Charles Benson\, Keeper of Early Printed Books \n10.00 Nandini Das (University of Liverpool): \n‰Û÷Elizabeth I and the East India Company’ \n10.30 Richmond Barbour (Oregon State University): \n‰Û÷Corporate praxis and the legacy of privateering: early voyages of the London East India \nCompany’ \n11.15 Coffee \n11.30 Florence D’Souza (Universit̩ de Lille): \n‰Û÷Some European perceptions of Indian trade and multiculturalism in pre-colonial Surat’ \n12.00 Giorgio Riello (University of Warwick): \n‰Û÷Superiority by design? Cotton\, technology and aesthetics in Eurasian trade\, c. 1600-1800′ \n12.30 In̬s Zupanov (Ìäcole des Hautes Ìätudes en Sciences Sociales\, Paris): \n‰Û÷Passage to India: Jesuit spiritual economy between martyrdom and profit’ \n13.15 Lunch \n14.45 Michael Harrigan (Fellow at Marsh’s Library): \n‰Û÷Early Modern French Travellers and Histories of India’ \n15.15 ZoltÌÁn Biedermann (Birkbeck\, University of London): \n‰Û÷Negotiating India: Portuguese travel and diplomacy in Hindustan\, 1498-1550′ \n15.45 Dejanirah Couto(Ìäcole Pratique des Hautes Ìätudes\, Paris): \n‰Û÷Informal Portuguese diplomacy of the Estado da India: spies and renegades in Gujarat (1535- \n1547)’ \n16.30 Final discussion
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