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Christian Lee Novetzke is a Professor at the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies at the University of Washington, specializing in the study of religion, culture, and history in South Asia. His work engages with public ethics, caste, gender, and power, focusing on historical and contemporary issues. Novetzke's research incorporates a range of sources, including Marathi and Hindi materials, as well as textual, ethnographic, and visual/filmic sources. He has explored the historical trajectory of Maharashtra from the medieval period through the colonial and modern eras to the postcolonial period. His notable publications include 'Religion Public Memory,' awarded by the American Academy of Religion, and 'Amar Akbar Anthony: Bollywood, Brotherhood, Nation.' His edited volume, 'Bhakti Power: Debating India’s Religion Heart,' as well as his current work on yoga and political thought, reflect his diverse academic interests and contributions to the field.
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