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Amartya Sen 6
Manmohan Singh 4
Subhas Chandra Bose 4
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trade 16
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Bengali Intellectuals Oral History Project 11
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1. The Hole in the Enemy's Armor
Lewis Hoskins recalls a time when he was taken prisoner by a chinese soldier while providing humanitarian aid and his ability to find a common humanity and brotherliness with his captor that disarmed the fear and violence of the situation.
2. Three Gorges Dam
3. E-Waste
4. Aniket De, Muhammad Mustafa Monowar, Sara Mehnaz, Ishrat Jahan Prioti, From Medina to Malacca: The Spread of Sufism
Aniket De, Muhammad Mustafa Monowar, Sara Mehnaz, Ishrat Jahan Prioti, From Medina to Malacca: The Spread of Sufism
6. Risana Malik, Rashna Munawar, Hiram Reynolds, Don Tran, Two Travelers and the Bay of Bengal
Risana Malik, Rashna Munawar, Hiram Reynolds, Don Tran, Two Travelers and the Bay of Bengal
7. Interview with Oscar Greene (1)
Interview conducted on 2/13/05 by Sam Stiegler at Oscar Greene's home in West Medford.
8. Ben Hopkins
9. Bob Hanon Interview
Lost Theaters of Somerville: Bob Hanon Interview
10. This I Believe
Clement Reicher recounts a short allegory he wrote as a child which formed the basis for his belief that love must be personal (not idea-driven) and unpossessive, in order to increase and lead ultimately to happiness.
Thelma Mills desribes her philosophy of social service, as well as her beliefs in the personality of Jesus Christ, God's eternal purpose for the universe, and her own role in living out that purpose by serving others.
George Sokolsky talks about his experience abroad and how the experience affected his philosophy of life, politics, and religion.
Pat O'Brien describes his belief in faith and prayer and the diginity of persons.
Roger Phillips, publisher of World Magazine, describes the faith and values he inherited from his family and explains the value and influence of a mate and examines the many elements that make up a persons heritage.
Henry Houghton describes his childhood experiences of visiting his grandparents' Quaker meetings, and how those experiences led to a belief in an inner voice which provides moral direction.
Tinfu Tsiang describes his belief that China and the West each have valuable cultural insight to offer the other, and that the way to world peace is to focus on ulitizing existing resources more efficiently and to preserve human freedom in one's home country.
Lord Oaksey emphasizes the importance of keeping one's values strong but simple so that they may remain solid, and also to be conscious of right and wrong, and also to be aware of opportunity or "luck," then concludes with a poem by Adam Lindsey Gordon.
18. William Dalrymple, Return of a King: Shah Shuja and the First Anglo-Afghan War 1839-42
William Dalrymple lecture entitled "Return of a King: Shah Shuja and the First Anglo-Afghan War 1839-42"
Ruth Kingman describes the religious beliefs of her ancestors, and describes her own belief in college students, who provide her hope for the future.
20. Sunil Amrith, Islam in the Bay of Bengal: Between Tamil and Malay Worlds
21. Partha Chatterjee, Early Modern Absolutism in 18th Century India
Partha Chatterjee lecture entitled "Early Modern Absolutism in 18th Century India"
22. Oral history interview with Barid Barun Chatterjee
Interviewed in Kolkata, West Bengal, India by Kris Manjapra
23. Jonathan Spencer, Peeling the Onion of Conflict: Muslims (and Catholics and Buddhists and Others) in the Sri Lankan Civil War
Jonathan Spencer lecture entitled "Peeling the Onion of Conflict: Muslims (and Catholics and Buddhists and Others) in the Sri Lankan Civil War"
24. Oral history interview with Tapan Raychaudhuri
Interviewed in Oxford, United Kingdom by Kris Manjapra
25. Dr. Tim Harper, Singapore 1915 and the Birth of the Asian Underground
26. Robert Kaplan in discussion with Sugata Bose
Robert Kaplan, author of Monsoon: The Indian Ocean and the Future of American Power (Random House 2010), in discussion with Sugata Bose (Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs, Harvard University).
27. Oral history interview with Kamal Datta
Interviewed in Delhi, India by Kris Manjapra
28. Eric Tagliacozzo, Hajj in the Time of Cholera: Pilgrim Ships and Contagion from Southeast Asia to the Red Sea
Eric Tagliacozzo lecture entitled Hajj in the Time of Cholera: Pilgrim Ships and Contagion from Southeast Asia to the Red Sea
29. Willem van Schendel, Chittagong in Four Scenes: Spatial Moments at the Indian Ocean's Edge (1600-2010s)
Willem van Schendel lecture entitled "Chittagong in Four Scenes: Spatial Moments at the Indian Ocean's Edge (1600-2010s)"
30. Oral history interview with Jotirmoy Pal Chaudhuri
31. Oral history interview with Amiya Bagchi
32. Hameeda Hossain
33. Sunil Das
34. Abdus Sobhan
35. Jyotirmoy Pal Chaudhuri
36. Ranabir Samaddar
37. Dipesh Chakrabarty