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Master in Asian Studies
Presentation
Oriented towards research in the field of human and social sciences, this new Master’s degree in collaboration with the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), the French School of Asian Studies (EFEO), the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (EPHE), as well as the Université PSL offers integrated training where each identified cultural area is addressed through a methodology specific to each discipline. The new Asian Studies MA educational team encourages students to expand their reflection beyond a single cultural or linguistic area and to embrace a multidisciplinary and comparative approach to their subject of study. The Master’s degree is a multidisciplinary two-year program, now organized around two tracks of study:
Track 1: “History and social sciences: fields, texts and images” (EHESS-EFEO)
This emphasis, proposed by the EHESS in collaboration with the EFEO, is intended for students wishing to develop their research in connection with modern and contemporary Asia. In a cross-fertilization of fundamental disciplines and cultural areas, where they are approached through a specific method, this track emphasizes multiple societal challenges based on global and resolutely comparative approaches, which highlight circulations and transfers, as well as dialogue and interdisciplinarity in the social sciences.
Track 2: “History, philology and religions” (EPHE-EFEO)
This emphasis, developed by the EPHE in collaboration with the EFEO, is meant for students wishing to carry out research on ancient Asia based on a thorough understanding of written or material sources, and based on methods specific to philology, paleography, archaeology and epigraphy. Particular emphasis is placed on the analysis of first-hand sources generally written in different Asian languages. Another specificity of this course is the interest given to the study of religious phenomena through a long durée approach.
Practical information (Track 1: History and social sciences: fields, texts and images)
Contact
Ninga Ahmed Affandi
54 boulevard Raspail 75006 Paris
Office A805
tel : 01 49 54 26 22
Pedagogical directors 2018/2019
Rémy Delage
Paul Sorrentino
South Asia specialization (advisors)
BOIVIN Michel - History, historical anthropology
CARU Vanessa - History
CASTAING Anne - Literature, Indian studies
DELAGE Rémy - Geography, Anthropology, social sciences of the religious
DUTOYA Virginie - Sociology, gender studies
GUENZI Caterina - Anthropology, social sciences of the religious
GUILLAUME-PEY Cécile - Anthropology
HEADLEY Zoé - Anthropology
KENNEDY Loraine - Geopolitics, économy
MOHAMMAD-ARIF Aminah - Anthropology
NAUDET Jules - Sociology
RIPERT Blandine - Geography, anthropology
SPEZIALE Fabrizio - History, historical anthropology
TAWA LAMA Stéphanie - Political science, urban studies, gender studies
VARREL Aurélie - Geography
More information on the Master in Asian Studies website
Les sites du CEIAS
- SAMAJ | The South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal
- CEIAS - Facebook
- CEIAS - Twitter
- CEIAS - Newsletter
- Le Bulletin de la Bibliothèque
- Régionalisme & cosmopolitisme
- DELI | Dictionnaire Encyclopédique des Littératures de l’Inde
- DHARMA | The Domestication of “Hindu” Asceticism and the Religious Making of South and Southeast Asia
- TST | Texts Surrounding Texts
- STARS | Studies in Tamil Studio Archives and Society 1880-1980
- I-SHARE | The Indian Subcontinent’s Shared Sacred Sites
- Sri Lanka et diasporas
- Sindhi Studies Group
- Carnet du Master Études asiatiques
- Master “Asian Studies”
- Social Sciences Winter School in Pondicherry
- Caste, Land and Custom
- Musiques indiennes en terres créoles
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Centre d'Études de l'Inde et de l'Asie du Sud
UMR8564 - CNRS / EHESS
54 boulevard Raspail
75006 Paris, France
Tél. : +33 (0)1 49 54 83 94
Communication :
nadia.guerguadj[at]ehess.fr
Direction :
dir.ceias[at]ehess.fr
La bibliothèque du CEIAS
Maison de l'Asie
22 avenue du Président Wilson 75016 Paris
54 boulevard Raspail
purushartha[at]ehess.fr