Transmission of Architectural Knowledge in Medieval South Asia

Volume 45: Transmission of Architectural Knowledge in Medieval South Asia

Ars Orientalis 45, “Transmission of Architectural Knowledge in Medieval South Asia,” brings together four groundbreaking essays by South Asian specialists, with responses from two distinguished scholars working in geographic areas adjacent to South Asia. Guest edited by contributors Nachiket Chanchani and Tamara I. Sears, the essays in this volume highlight a history of mobility, hybridity, and transmission in the realm of architecture that spans many centuries and traverses a wide terrain. The response essays expand these ideas well beyond the Indian subcontinent, opening a broader discussion about the transmission of architectural knowledge and how the subject is addressed in scholarship today. With this format, Volume 45 of Ars Orientalis creates a dynamic dialogue and invites readers to continue the conversation.

ARS ORIENTALIS 45

EDITOR–IN-CHIEF
Nancy Micklewright

ADVISORY BOARD
Nachiket Chanchani
Louise Cort
Debra Diamond
Marian Feldman
Jennifer Robertson
Avinoam Shalem

SENIOR EDITOR
Jane Lusaka

DESIGNER
Edna Jamandre

MANAGING EDITOR
Zeynep Simavi

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Issn 0571-1371
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© 2015 Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C

Beginning with volume 42 (2012), Ars Orientalis is indexed and abstracted in the Art and Humanities Citation Index®.

 




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