07.05.2019, prof. Krešimir Krnic (Uniwersytet w Zagrzebiu): Morally questionable episodes in Vālmīki’s Rāmāyaṇa
20.05.2019, prof. Mihaela Gligor (Rumuńska Akademia Nauk): Phenomenology and Hermeneutics. Mircea Eliade and the magic of interwar years in Bucharest
20.05.2019, prof. Ulrich Timme Kragh (Uniwersytet A. Mickiewicza w Poznaniu): Preliminary Remarks on Indian Plot Theory as Narrative Modes
20.05.2019, mgr Abhishek Jain (Uniwersytet A. Mickiewicza w Poznaniu): Vicissitudes of the Jain Prabandha Genre in the Fourteenth Century
21.05.2019, prof. McComas Taylor (Australian National University in Canberra): Does the Viṣṇu Purāṇa have a plot? Applying indigenous literary theory to Hindu narrative text
21.05.2019, prof. B.A. Viveka Rai (Mangalore University (professor emeritus), Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (visiting professor)): Laukika and Dharma: The Distinction of Worldly and Religious Narratives in the Kannada Writings of the Tenth-Century Poet Pampa
27.05.2019, prof. Ivan Andrijanić (University of Zagreb): Authorship attribution and authorship verification in Indology: traditional philology and computational stylometry
28.05.-30.05.2018, prof. Johannes Bronkhorst (Uniwersytet w Lozannie): cykl wykładów India and the study of religion
13.06.2018, prof. Dileep Shakya (ICCR Chair of Hindi, Uniwersytet w Budapeszcie), Ways of Storytelling in Hindi Cinema and Literature
13.06.2018, dr Kanchan Bhardwaj (Jamia Millia University, New Delhi): ‘Jhansi ki rani' by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan
17.10.2018, prof. Igor Kotin (Petersburski Uniwersytet Państwowy, Sankt Petersburg): On the History of partly Polish-Sponsored Russian Expedition to Ceylon and India (1914-1918)
18.10.2018, dr Suganya Anandakichenin (University of Hamburg, Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures, École française d’Extrême-Orient, Pondichéry): From religious poetry to hagiographic commentary: the transition from Tamil to Sanskrit-Tamil maṇipravāḷam in the medieval Śrīvaiṣṇava milieu
24.10.2018, dr Geethakumary Kandiyoor Karappu (University of Calicut, Kerala, Indie): Warsztaty melorecytacji wybranych sanskryckich miar wierszowych
27.11.2018, dr Vibhas Chandra Verma (Department of Hindi, Deshbandhu College, Delhi University): Modern Popular Literature in Hindi
26.04.2017, dr Jacek Woźniak (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Wisznuicka poezja tamilska okresu bhakti
24.05.2017, prof. dr hab. Maria Krzysztof Byrski (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Indyjski kasto-narodowy system społeczny (warnadźati dharma)
22.06.2017, prof. Amit Dey (Calcutta University), Sufism & Its Impact on Indian History
03.10.2017, prof. Maria Krzysztof Byrski (Uniwersytet Warszawski): Brzemię orientalisty
23.10.2017, dr Ramaraghaviah Sathyanarayanan (EFEO, Pondicherry): Is Śaiva and Smārta Prāyaścitta-s similar to each other?
22.11.2017, prof. Herman Tieken (Leiden University): Ruthless and calculating: lover, wife and prostitute
13.12.2017, prof. dr hab. Joanna Sachse (Uniwersytet Wrocławski): Gra słów w Bhagawadgicie
14.01.2016, Marijana Janjić (Uniwersytet w Zagrzebiu), Technology in the Classroom. Teaching Asian languages with new tools
27.01.2016, dr Elisa Freschi (Institute for the Cultural and Intellectual History of Asia, Wiedeń), Body and Self in śrīvaiṣṇavism. A "Hands-on" Discussion of Veṅkaṭanātha's Seśvaramīmāṃsā (ad 1.1.5)
20.04.2016, dr Lidia Szczepanik-Wojtczak, Świat wyobrażony w sanskryckiej literaturze o posłannictwie (dūtakāvya) – Kerala jako brahmakṣetra
18.05.2016, dr James Mallinson (South Asia Institute, School of Oriental and African Studies, London), The Amṛtasiddhi: Haṭhayoga's tantric Buddhist source text
18.05.2016, prof. Gudrun Bühnemann (Professor of Sanskrit and Indic Religions, Uniwersytet Wisconsin-Madison, USA), The Buddha Returns to his Birthplace: The lumbinīyātrā in Newar Buddhist Art and Literature
20.05.2016, prof. Mandakranta Bose (Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, Institute of Asian Research, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada), Sita and the Voice of Justice in the Ramayana
28.09.2016, prof. Chettiarthodi Rajendran (University of Calicut), Aspects of Kerala Culture
15.04.2015, dr Aleksandra Turek (Uniwersytet Warszawski): Rozbójnik: łotr czy bohater? O Janosikach z regionu Śekhawati
08.05.2015, dr Richard Williams (King's College, London): Musicians and patrons between Hindustan and Bengal in the eighteenth century
08.06.2015, prof. dr hab. Joanna Sachse (Uniwersytet Wrocławski): Mahabharata o braminach
09.06.2015, prof. Antonia Navarro Tejero (Cordoba): Saving the Daughters of India: British Paternalism and Indigenous Birth Assistants
06.07.2015, dr Parnal Chirmuley (Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi): Reformers, Nationalists, and Travelling Ideas: Common Ground under Imperialism
18.11.2015, prof. Irina Yaremczuk (Uniwersytet Lwowski), Słownik frekwencyjny języka i osobliwości leksykalno - statystyczne idiostylu pisarza
05.03.2014, prof. Brenda Beck (Uniwersytet w Toronto): Three Hunters: the Princess, the Boar and the Goddess
25.03.2014, prof. Raffaele Torella (La Sapienza, Rzym): Passions and emotions in Indian religions and philosophies: some preliminary remarks
25.03.2014, prof. Ute Huesken (Uniwersytet w Oslo): Navarātri / Durgāpūjā: On festivals and ritual creativity
26.03.2014, prof. Ute Huesken (Uniwersytet w Oslo): Theravāda Nuns in the West: Traditions, Monastic Law, and Lived Realities
27.03.2014, prof. Ute Huesken (Uniwersytet w Oslo): Women Priests in Hinduism: Changing Patterns of Ritual Agency
31.03.2014, dr hab. Krzysztof Stroński (UAM w Poznaniu): Języki pahari w świetle najnowszych badań historycznych i typologicznych
23.04.2014, prof. Giuliano Boccali (Uniwersytet w Mediolanie): The Complex Metaphors and their Importance in Early Kavya
14.05.2014, dr Bharati Jagannathan (Miranda College, Delhi University): Development of the Tamil Pilgrimage Tradition
02.06.2014, Małgorzata Czausow i Andrzej Chendyński: Polskie Osiedle Valivade, Kolhapur - "Mała Polska w Indiach"
11.06.2014, dr S. Sundarabalu (Visiting Professor, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore): Discrimination of women in the Muthuva tribal community of Tamil Nadu: A study in the light of the epic – Silappatikaram
03.10.2014, Krzysztof Renik: Keralskie parateatry
06.10.2014, prof. Heike Oberlin (Universität Tübingen): Kūṭiyāṭṭam: the temple theatre of South India. A practical introduction cum demonstration
07.10.2014, prof. Heike Oberlin (Universität Tübingen): Culture and society as mirrored in modern Indian literature: Kerala and Malayalam Literature
07.10.2014, prof. Heike Oberlin (Universität Tübingen): Talking eyes and speaking hands: a Kūṭiyāṭṭam (warsztaty)
08.10.2014, prof. Heike Oberlin (Universität Tübingen): Mantrāṅkam: the third act of Pratijñāyaugandharāyaṇam in Kūṭiyāṭṭam
30.10.2014, dr Tara Puri (University of Warwick): Indian women's magazines and women's literary histories: Ambai, Rokeya Sakhawat Hussain, and The Indian Ladies' Magazine
21.11.2014, prof. dr hab. Joanna Sachse (Uniwersytet Wrocławski): Czy "Bhagawadgita" jest już w pełni zbadana? Próba komentarza do: II 39, IV 25 oraz XIV 5-9
7.03.2013, Gautam Chakrabarti (Freie Universität Berlin): An Enigmatic Russian and Anglophone Bengalis: Socio-Cultural Transactions on the Early Colonial Calcutta Stage
11.04.2013, dr Barbara Lotz (Würzburg University): Whose language is it anyway? A brief literary journey through the Hindi Urdu Controversy
12.04.2013, prof. Yigal Bronner (Jerusalem Hebrew University): Embrace Takes Center Stage: An Overview of Bitextuality in South Asian Literature
12.04.2013, prof. Adalbert J. Gail (Freie Universität Berlin): Double-entendre (śleṣa) in the Visual Arts of South and Southeast Asia
15.03.2013, prof. Giuliano Boccali (Uniwersytet w Mediolanie): The Description of Himālaya in Kālidāsa's Kumārasambhava, I, 1-17
28.05.2013, prof. Hulkuntemath Shivamurthy Sastri Shivaprakash (Jawaharlal Nehru University; Tagore Centre, Berlin): Contemporary Indian Theatres
21.10.2013, prof. Marion Rastelli (Austriacka Akademia Nauk): Yoga in the Daily Routine of the Pāñcarātrins
21.10.2013, prof. Johannes Bronkhorst (Lausanne): Who is a Brahmin?
23.10.2013, prof. Klaus Karttunen (Uniwersytet w Helsinkach): The Buddha in Greek Disguise
03.12.2013, dr Zbigniew Igielski (Konsul RP w New Delhi): Sikhowie–protestanci Indii
09.01.2012, prof. Alexander Dubyanskiy (Uniwersytet w Moskwie): Tamil Bhakti Literature
28.03.2012, prof. Ute Huesken (Uniwersytet w Oslo): The social dynamics of South Indian Temple Festivals
29.03.2012, prof. Ute Huesken (Uniwersytet w Oslo): On female agency in Brahmanic ritual traditions
28.05.2012, prof. Alexis Sanderson (Uniwersytet w Oxfordzie): A Long and Troubled History: Śaivism and Brahmanism from the Second to Twelfth Centuries, part I
30.05.2012, prof. Alexis Sanderson (Uniwersytet w Oxfordzie): A Long and Troubled History: Śaivism and Brahmanism from the Second to Twelfth Centuries, part II
04.06.2012, prof. Marion Rastelli (Austriacka Akademia Nauk): Viṣṇu, Vāsudeva and Nārāyaṇa in the Pāñcarātra saṃhitās
04.06.2012, prof. Klaus Karttunen (Uniwersytet w Helsinkach): Introduction to the History of Indology
05.06.2012, prof. Johannes Bronkhorst (Lausanne): On the early history of Mīmāṃsā as language philosophy
06.06.2012, prof. Klaus Karttunen (Uniwersytet w Helsinkach): Scholars, Engineers and Wicked Barbarians - Yavanas in Classical Indian Literature
25.10.2012, Małgorzata Skiba (reżyser): spotkanie i projekcja filmu Chitraanjali. Stefan Norblin w Indiach
26.10.2012, Urvashi Butalia (Kali for Women): Feminism in the Indian literary scene
29.10.2012, Suketu Mehta, Marta Bręgiel-Benedyk: spotkanie z autorem i tłumaczką (temat przewodni: The Cultural Role of Indian Diaspora In the Modern World)
21.11.2012, prof. Claus Peter Zoller (Uniwersytet w Oslo): An oral version of the Mahābhārata from the Indian Himalayas