Annual Mahāvīra Nirvāṇa Lecture

Eric Moses Gurevitch is an Assistant Professor in the Department of the History of Science at Harvard University. His research explores the histories of science, technology and medicine in the medieval and early modern periods, with a focus on South Asia and the Indian Ocean. He is completing a book under contract with the University of Chicago Press, Everyday Sciences: Practical Knowledge and Knowledgeable Practice in South Asia, to be co-published in South Asia by Permanent Black. Gurevitch received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 2022, where his dissertation won multiple international awards, among them the DK Award for the Outstanding Doctoral Thesis on Sanskrit from the International Association of Sanskrit Studies.

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