OPPORTUNITY FOR OVERSEAS AND INDIAN PARTICIPANTS TO LEARN JAINISM AND NONVIOLENCE ONLINE
International School for Jain Studies (ISJS) offers an excellent opportunity for overseas and Indian university students, faculty members, researchers and school teachers to learn Jainism, nonviolence and their relevance to enhance their overall wellness and knowledge through its ONLINE summer programs.
Following two programs are available for overseas and Indian participants through virtual platforms:
3 Credit Units available for both online programs at an additional cost.
Deadline for both ONLINE programs is extended till MAY 15, 2021. Kindly promote these programs in your circles and enhance your interest in academic studies of Jainism globally.
Please visit www.isjs.in to apply online and more details.
Following two programs are available for overseas and Indian participants through virtual platforms:
- Online ISSJS.2021-3W: This three-week program is designed to cater to the needs of undergraduate and graduate degree holders, PhD candidates, professors and faculty in religion, philosophy, South Asian studies, anthropology and other related subjects (history, art, music, public health, bioethics, education, management etc.) who desire to learn about Jainism as a part of their higher education.
Date & Time: July 15 - August 04, 2021 from 06:00 PM till 09:00 PM(IST) - Online ISSJS.2021-Teaching for Peace (TFP): This program is designed for teachers & educators who wish to integrate practical non-violence and its applications into their lives, classrooms and schools.
Date & Time: July 08 - 28, 2021 from 06:00 PM till 09:00 PM(IST)
3 Credit Units available for both online programs at an additional cost.
Deadline for both ONLINE programs is extended till MAY 15, 2021. Kindly promote these programs in your circles and enhance your interest in academic studies of Jainism globally.
Please visit www.isjs.in to apply online and more details.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN PRAKRIT UNDER BHAGWAN MAHAVIRA FELLOWSHIP IN INDIA
ISJS invites applications from interested scholars for fully paid Bhagwan Mahavira Fellowship for 9 months in India to study Prakrit language (a language of Jain canonical literature).
The fellowship provides full boarding, lodging, monthly stipend (for personal expenses), tuition, course material and travel within India in connection with the program. The selected scholars will only bear their own airfare to and from India, the passport and visa fee etc.
This is an excellent opportunity for four fellowships that will be made available. Deadline Extended till May 15, 2021
Please visit www.isjs.in for more details.
The fellowship provides full boarding, lodging, monthly stipend (for personal expenses), tuition, course material and travel within India in connection with the program. The selected scholars will only bear their own airfare to and from India, the passport and visa fee etc.
This is an excellent opportunity for four fellowships that will be made available. Deadline Extended till May 15, 2021
Please visit www.isjs.in for more details.
ISJS-TRANSACTIONS: JANUARY-MARCH 2021 ISSUE RELEASED
The January-March, 2021 issue of “ISJS-Transactions” is available for readers. It is the first issue in the fifth volume of the research journal.
This issue contains 4 research articles and 1 book review, namely:
before sending the abstract and research paper across.
Take a glance at the previous issues of ISJS-Transactions.
This issue contains 4 research articles and 1 book review, namely:
- Jain Concepts of Prana and Paryapti: Two Essential Conditions of Life by Prof. Narayan Lal Kachhara;
- Theoretical Similarities between Aristotelian Ethics and Jain Ethics by Ms. Chelsi Kimberly Dimm;
- Ahimsa and Other Social Reforms Inspired by Lord Mahavira by Dr. Parveen Jain;
- COVID-19 Mahamari me Jain Jivan Shaili evam Maran Shaili ki prashangikata by Dr. Samani Shashipragya;
- Book review on Sallekhana: Jain Approach to Dignified Death by Ms. Pragya Jain
before sending the abstract and research paper across.
Take a glance at the previous issues of ISJS-Transactions.
EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCHOLARS TO WORK IN AN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AT ISJS
ISJS is looking for qualified scholars of Philosophy, religion, history and culture at different levels to work on their education and research projects. ISJS has recently signed agreements with leading universities of USA, Europe and India to jointly undertake such projects. Excellent emoluments and opportunities to work abroad are offered. Please visit www.isjs.in for details.
Candidates with PhD degree from a reputed university with excellent command on English (written and spoken) and demonstrable experience of 0-15 years of undertaking similar projects will be preferred. Exposure to standard research methodology and the use of computers are the other preferred traits.
Please send your CV with details of education and work experience along with one recommendation letter to isjs.india@gmail.com
Candidates with PhD degree from a reputed university with excellent command on English (written and spoken) and demonstrable experience of 0-15 years of undertaking similar projects will be preferred. Exposure to standard research methodology and the use of computers are the other preferred traits.
Please send your CV with details of education and work experience along with one recommendation letter to isjs.india@gmail.com
NEW PUBLICATION: TRACES OF SHRAMAN TRADITION PRIOR TO 650 BCE
A book edited by Dr. Shugan Chand Jain and Dr. Shrinetra Pandey entitled “Traces of Shraman Tradition (with special reference to Jainism) Prior to 650 BCE” published by International School for Jain Studies (ISJS), Pune is now available for readers.
The research papers in this book are the proceedings of a seminar on “Traces of Shraman Tradition (with special reference to Jainism): Prior to 650 BCE” organized by ISJS in association with The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (BORI) on October 5th & 6th, 2019. This book contains 13 selected research papers on the various aspects of the theme.
To get this book, please contact:
E-mail: isjs.india@gmail.com
Web: www.isjs.in
The research papers in this book are the proceedings of a seminar on “Traces of Shraman Tradition (with special reference to Jainism): Prior to 650 BCE” organized by ISJS in association with The Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (BORI) on October 5th & 6th, 2019. This book contains 13 selected research papers on the various aspects of the theme.
To get this book, please contact:
E-mail: isjs.india@gmail.com
Web: www.isjs.in
BHAGAWAN ARNATH ENDOWED POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP
Emory University at Atlanta, Georgia, USA is celebrating the establishment of BHAGAWAN ARNATH ENDOWED POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP on April 16, 2021 at 5:00 PM EST, 2:00 PM PST & 10:00 PM IST. The program will be held virtually.
INTERNATIONAL ART CONTEST
Anekant Community Center “ACC” (Southern California, USA) is inviting aspiring and professional artists of all age groups to participate in the first International Art Contest. The motto is to encourage people to practice compassion in their daily lives. The theme of this contest is “Compassion in Action”.
ACC is a non-profit organization with global outreach in organizing Compassionate activities. ACC has organized events in 16 countries so far.
The Last date for registration is May 31, 2021 & Last date for submission of your artwork is July 31, 2021.
ACC is a non-profit organization with global outreach in organizing Compassionate activities. ACC has organized events in 16 countries so far.
The Last date for registration is May 31, 2021 & Last date for submission of your artwork is July 31, 2021.
BOOK REVIEW IN ISJS-TRANSACTIONS (ONLINE RESEARCH JOURNAL)
ISJS has introduced a Book Review section in its Online Research Journal (ISJS-Transactions) with a vision to recognize upcoming literature in Jainism and a commitment to promote literary work in the field.
The latest (January-March 2021) issue contains a review of the book entitled Sallekhanā: The Jain Approach to Dignified Death edited by Dr. Shugan Chand Jain and Prof. Christopher Key Chapple which is reviewed by Ms. Pragya Jain.
ISJS invites newly published books on Jainism for review. The book should be published in or after 2020. Authors/Editors/Publishers are requested to send two copies of the book (one for the reviewer and one for ISJS library). A single book along with a review article on that can also be sent.
The books can be sent to:
The Editor,
ISJS-Transactions
C/o International School for Jain Studies
Firodia Hostel, 844, BMCC Road
Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411004 (MH), India
The latest (January-March 2021) issue contains a review of the book entitled Sallekhanā: The Jain Approach to Dignified Death edited by Dr. Shugan Chand Jain and Prof. Christopher Key Chapple which is reviewed by Ms. Pragya Jain.
ISJS invites newly published books on Jainism for review. The book should be published in or after 2020. Authors/Editors/Publishers are requested to send two copies of the book (one for the reviewer and one for ISJS library). A single book along with a review article on that can also be sent.
The books can be sent to:
The Editor,
ISJS-Transactions
C/o International School for Jain Studies
Firodia Hostel, 844, BMCC Road
Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411004 (MH), India
