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# Professor Tulasi Srinivas

Professor Tulasi Srinivas

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- [Blog](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/blog/) - Blog! Personal Style Stories READ MORE CONTACT ME Consultations are free!Platea proident! Aute, rerum sociosqu numquam placerat, rerum molestias doloribus incidunt occaecati placeat, repellendus mus optio, totam cons.
- [India’s goddesses of contagion provide protection in the pandemic – just don’t make them angry](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/indias-goddesses-of-contagion-provide-protection-in-the-pandemic-just-dont-make-them-angry/) - Hindus in India have had a helping hand – several in fact – when it comes to fighting deadly contagions like COVID-19: multi-armed goddesses co-opted to help contain and kill pestilence.Collectively known as “Amman,” or the Divine Mother, the goddesses of contagion – and it always goddesses, not gods – have been called on for
- [Bathing the Gods in Bottled Water: An Account of Climate Change and Faith](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/bathing-the-gods-in-bottled-water-an-account-of-climate-change-and-faith/) - What If?What if you woke up one morning and the pristine, sacred river where you bathed your gods had turned into an oily, noxious-smelling sewer? What if the sacred water started to melt the stone idols of the gods? What if it was undrinkable? What would you do?Every day at dawn, the 20 year old
- [Religion, Media, & Climate Change: What’s the Story?](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/religion-media-climate-change-whats-the-story/) - Journalist Ben Ehrenreich (The Nation) says the media isn’t telling the right stories about climate change. Anthropologist and religious studies professor Tulasi Srinivas (Emerson College) argues that journalists and scientists are missing stories about how religions are transforming community responses to climate change, and how climate change is transforming religion. featuring Jeffrey Cohen (Arizona State University), Ben Ehrenreich (The Nation),
- [Walking amid Wonder: Tulasi Srinivas and Namita Dharia in Conversation](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/walking-amid-wonder-tulasi-srinivas-and-namita-dharia-in-conversation/) - Namita Dharia and Tulasi Srinivas discuss the possibilities for an anthropology of wonder. Their conversation builds out from Srinivas’s latest book, "The Cow in the Elevator: An Anthropology of Wonder," and explores questions of positionality in the field, canonical inheritances, and experiments with ethnographic writing. Sonic landscapes from Srinivas’s fieldsite weave in and out of

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- [Beauty](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/beauty-page/) - Beauty Writing The Aesthetics of Alankaram Read More Fellowships Women’s Studies In religion program, Harvard Divinity School Read More Talks Walking Amid Wonder Read More
- [Wonder](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/wonder/) - Wonder Writing The Cow in the Elevator: An Anthropology of Wonder Read More Wonder in South Asia: Histories: Aesthetics, Ethics Read More Fellowships Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study, Harvard University Read More Kate Hamburger Kolleg , Ruhr Universitat Bochum, Germany Read More Talks Worlds of Wonder, Harvard University. Read More Newness, Ritual and Globalization in
- [Water](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/water/) - Water Writing Bathing the Gods in Bottled water: An account of Climate Change and Faith Read More A Lake of Fire, A Runaway Goddess and the Perils of Climate change Read More Harvard Divinity School – Women’s Studies Religion Program Read More Fellowships Harvard Divinity school – Women’s studies in Religion Program 2022-23 Read More
- [Biography](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/biography/) - Tulasi Srinivas Biography ABOUTMarlboro Institute for Liberal Arts & Interdisciplinary StudiesSince 2007 EDUCATIONB.A., Bangalore UniversityM.A., University of Southern California Ph.D., Boston University AREAS OF EXPERTISEAnthropology Climate Change CultureEnvironmental Studies Global StudiesHumanities & Cultural StudiesPostcolonial Studies Religion
- [Contact](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/contact-me/) - Contact Me! Let's stay connected. Contact me for speaking engagements, interviews, and general questions.I’m on Twitter @TulasiSrinivas1I don’t Facebook.Thanks for stopping by. -Dr. Srinivas Submit
- [Wonder and Creativity](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/wonder-and-creativity/) - curiosity, creativity, and compassion. Wondering about Wonder Here are 6 things I've learned about Wonder: Have you ever stopped, far away from the city, and looked up at the night sky on a clear night? Have you gasped in wonder at the millions of stars twinkling against the velvety deep blue? As a scholar of religion for the past twenty years I
- [BIO](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/bio/) - My Bio Professor Tulasi Srinivas The Book Professor of Anthropology, Religion and Transnational Affairs, Institute for liberal Arts, Emerson College! More About Me Dr. Tulasi Srinivas is a professor of Anthropology, Religion and Transnational Studies at Emerson College. Professor Srinivas has published numerous scientific and popular articles in the area of religion, democracy, pluralism and
- [The Cow in the Elevator: An introduction](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/the-cow-in-the-elevator-an-introduction/) - A Cow in an Elevator? In January 2009 I found myself helping three priests lure a reluctant cow into an elevator in the city of Bangalore, India. The cow’s handler and the priests pushed at her rear end while I held tempting ripe bananas in front of her. I wondered why the priests were attempting
- [Book Excerpt](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/book-excerpt/) - Why we need an anthropology of wonder, which allows for social hope to grow in communitiesAn excerpt from ‘The Cow In The Elevator’, Tulasi Srinivas’s exploration of the celebrations of religious festivities in India. Suddenly, an enormous, blinding-yellow lorry arrived at the temple gate, honking its loud “heehaw” klaxon horn. On the flatbed was a
- [Water, Women and Ecological Destruction](https://drtulasisrinivas.com/water-women-and-ecological-destruction/) - BECAUSE WATER MATTERS Those who control the resources, control life.

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