Blog entries from Srivats

A conversation about Blasphemy and Bigotry

Srivats — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 04:20:13 +0100

This is the text of a conversation about blasphemy and bigotry that took place a while ago. I am posting it for further discussion and intervention:

Forwarded conversation

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Srinivas Vellikad our honorary online library catalog consultant

Srivats — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 05:01:30 +0100

Srinivas Vellikad is a friend who has been associated with Anveshi since the past several years. He was instrumental in establishing an early version of the library software. Since the past year Srinivas has been working pro bono with the Anveshi library catalog and has found a way to put it successfully on line. He has collaboratRead More...

Hegel Reading

Srivats — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 04:27:29 +0100

This is a forum for sharing notes about Hegel's Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences (1830) based on a reading of the hypertext resource available at www.hegel.net. Inevitably, the reading will involve references to his Science of Logic, to Phenomenology, and to commentators like Marx, Lenin, C.L.R.James, Erdmann, Westphal, and others.

It has been set up as a separate Google Group because it is organized as a structure that follows the table of contents of the volume.

Adley Siddiqi our honorary website consultant

Srivats — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 13:27:42 +0100

Adley Siddiqi is our honorary consultant who has taken charge of the Anveshi website -- very decisively and nicely since the past two years. The website was designed by him in collaboration with Jayasree Kalathil (in London) and with Vasudha and Lakshmi Kutty (at Anveshi, Hyderabad) whoRead More...

Blogs: A new component on the Anveshi website

Srivats — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 09:25:42 +0100

Dear Friends,

Happy New Year! Welcome to the new initiative on the Anveshi website. Starting January 2010, we will be maintaining a section of our website for blogs from fellows, members and other interested writers. The website will be devoted to academic and activist matters, and will operate according to different criteria. Some will be open forums in which comments from readers will be displayed directly. Others will be more like seminars, where first prRead More...