#EndTheHate Lecture 1: Hindutva 2.0 as Information Ecology with Associate Professor Anustup Basu
Dr. Basu is an Associate Professor of English, Criticism, Cinema and Media Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Profile: http://www.english.illinois.edu/people/basu1
Author of “Hindutva as Political Monotheism” (Durham: Duke University Press, 2020). https://www.dukeupress.edu/hindutva-as-political-monotheism
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#EndTheHate Lecture 2: critically interrogating the hinduphobia narrative with prof mohan dutta
Abstract: In this lecture, Professor Mohan Dutta will draw on his work on anti-racist interventions to critically interrogate the language of Hinduphobia and the ways in which it is deployed in liberal democracies to silence critiques of the infrastructures of hate being deployed in India and globally. We look forward to seeing our colleagues and collaborators, at this #CARETalk as part of our “End the hate” series.
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CARE Lecture series: decolonising metrics – re-imagining the university with prof mohan dutta
Abstract: In this three part lecture, Professor Mohan Dutta, Dean’s Chair Professor and Director, CARE will critically interrogate the interplays of colonialism and capitalism in shaping the metrics-driven University. The critical interrogation will serve as the basis for imagining a politics of renewal that foregrounds the concepts of community, collective, and care as the basis for decolonization work. In the first lecture, the metrics-driven framework of higher education will be described and critically analysed. The second lecture will offer a nuts-and-bolts analysis of the metrics driving universities globally. The third and final lecture of the series will draw out decolonizing strategies of resistance that interrogate the political economy of metrics and offer alternative imaginaries. The lecture will wrap up with a collective conversation on decolonizing possibilities that offer pathways for social change.
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