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Édith Parlier-Renault, Directrice du CREOPS, nous fait part du programme du colloque international "Épigraphie et Histoire de l'Art de l'Inde méridionale" co-organisé par le CREOPS, l'UMR mondes indien et iranien et l'EFEO, qui aura lieu les jeudi 12 et vendredi 13 octobre 2017 à l'auditorium de l'INHA.Jeudi 12 octobre 201709h15 Registration09h45 Inauguration10h00 Y. Subbarayalu (Department of Indology, French Institute of Pondicherry)Homage to Professor Noboru Karashima10h30 K. Rajan (Department of History, University of Pondicherry)Recent Archaeological Discoveries and their impacts on South Indian Archaeology11h00 Emmanuel Francis (CEIAS – CNRS, Paris)South-Indian Copper-plate Grants: Between Inscriptions and Documents11h30 Uthaya Veluppillai (INALCO-UMR 7528 MII, Paris)Reading the Periyapurāṇam, a Śaiva hagiography of the 12th century, as a Chola propaganda instrument (literature, inscriptions and temple art)12h00 Vasu Renganathan (University of Pennsylvania, USA)Exploring Intertextuality between Medieval Tamil Inscriptions and Bhakti literature12h30 Lunch break14h00 Charlotte Schmid (EFEO, Paris)Royal Epigraphical Praises (Meykkīrtti) and Royal Foundations: the case of Gangaikondacholapuram14h30 Sylvain Brocquet (Université Aix Marseille)Mahendravarman’s Inscription in the So-called « Rock-Fort » of Tiruccirāppaḷḷi: The King in the temple15h00 Y. Subbarayalu (Department of Indology, French Institute of Pondicherry)A Prosopography of the Araiyans in Inscriptions15h30 Coffee break16h00 Valérie Gillet, (EFEO, Paris)Structures of Power: the case of Kīḻaiyūr-Mēlappaḻuvūr in the 9th and 10th centuries in the Tamil Country16h30 Edith Parlier-Renault (Université de Paris 4 Sorbonne)Iconography and epigraphy: the Gaṅgādhara of Tirucirapalli17h00 Anne Davrinche (Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle - UMR 7528 MII)Epigraphy to the rescue of History of art: The inscriptions of Senji (Gingee) Fort in Tamil Nadu as a case study17h30 Marion Le Sauce-Carnis, (Université Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle - UMR7528 MII)Vijayanagara iconography: Preliminary survey of a few Viṣṇu temples in RāyalaseemaFriday 13 October 201709h00 Virginie Olivier (Université de Paris 4 Sorbonne)The relationships between Brahmā and Śiva in the Pallava and Cōḷa iconography through a few examples09h30 Rachel Loizeau (Université Paris 4 Sorbonne)The dancing child and the charming thief: Kṛṣṇa’s childhood in Vijayanagar temples from Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh10h00 Karine Ladrech (Université de Paris 4 Sorbonne)Jain images, Hindu images: borrowings and conversions in the sculpture of Tamil Nadu10h30 Perrine Estienne, (Université Aix Marseille - UMR 7528 MII)The eastern Cālukya: History and Mythology of a south Indian Dynasty11h00 Coffee break11h30 N. Athiyaman (Department of Maine Archaeology, Tamil University, Thanjavur)Spatial organization of Brahmadeyas with special reference to irrigation system12h00 V. Selvakumar (Department of Maine Archaeology, Tamil University, Thanjavur)Units of measurements and their regional evolution12h30 Lunch break14h00 Georges DivienMerchant-Cultivators of Narthamalai (11th- 13th CE): Social and economic development based on Tamil inscriptions14h30 Round Table: Digital Preservation of Inscriptions: Tamil-Grantha Encoding, Search Engine and data retrieval (Ongoing project with the Tamil Virtual Academy, Tamil Nadu, India)Moderator: Appasamy Murugaiyan, (EPHE-UMR 7528 MII, Paris)Participants: Jan Kucera (New Castle University)Vasu Renganathan (University of Pennsylvania)K. Kalyanasundaram, (Ecole Polytechnique fédérale, Lausanne)15h30 Coffee break16h00 S. Rajavelu (Department of Maine Archaeology, Tamil University, Thanjavur)Stages in the development of Vattezuttu and Tamil Palaeography16h30 Appasamy Murugaiyan (EPHE-UMR7528 MII, Paris)Extended usage of “pronominalised nouns”, polyfunctionality and information structure in Tamil inscriptions17h00 Osmund Bopearachchi (University of California Berkeley &#38; CNRS, Paris)Chola Coins: Possible cultural contacts between Sri Lanka and South India17h30 G. Vijayavenugopal (EFEO, Pondicherry)An interesting Medieval Chola inscription about a Saiva ascetic18h00 Discussion and ClosingTélécharger le programme en PDF