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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE 01. Personal Information 01. Name, Designation and Address: Rajaram Hegde Professor Dept of History and Archeology, Kuvempu University Shankaraghatta, Shimoga. Karnataka. 577 451 02. Contact Number and +91-9448682997 E-mail: [email protected] 03 Date of Birth: 12-6-1957 04 Gender and Marital Status: Male and Married 05 Nationality: Indian 02. Educational Qualification Month and Year Sl. Name of the University /Institution of Degree Remarks No Degree Awarded 01 Ph. D Pune University February. 1986 Topic: Sunga Art A Cultural Study 02 Post Graduate Deccan College, Pune 1981 Specialization: Ancient Degree Indian History, Culture and Archaeology 03 Under Graduate Karnataka University, 1979 History Degree Dharwad 03. Post Doctoral Research Year & Sl. University Fellowship/Funding Duration of Title of the Work No /Institution Agency the Study 01 - - - - 04. A. Teaching Experience (latest should be first) Sl. Designation University/Institution Period No 01 Professor Kuvempu University November 2006- Present 02 Reader Kuvempu University November 1998 – November 2006 03 Senior Lecturer Kuvempu University November 1994 November 1998 04 Lecturer Kuvempu University November 1989 November 1994 B. Academic Programs Taught: M.A C. Courses Taught: Archaeology, Historiography, Cultural Studies. 1 05. Publications: A. 05.1: Books 1) Hegde, Rajaram. (2001). The Sunga Art- Cultural Reflections, Sharada Prakashan, Delhi. 2) Hegde, Rajaram. (2001) Male Karnatakada Arasu Manetanagalu (E) Hampi Uni. Publication, Hampi. 3) Hegde, Rajaram. (2001). Laukika-Alaukika, Ananda Kanda granthamale, Malladihalli. 4) Hegde, Rajaram. (2001). Rajaprabhutva maththu Matadharma, ( booklet) Prasaranga, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta. 5) Hegde, Rajaram. (2002). Kere Niravari Nirvhane, Charitrika Adhyayana (Ed.) Publication Wing, Kannada University, Hampi. 6) Hegde, Rajaram. (2004). Bharatiya itihasa, samaja mattu Samskriti (Ed) Karnataka Sahitya Academy, Banglore 7) Hegde, Rajaram. (2006). Gata-Kathana, Rastriya Itihasa mattuKannada Jagattu, Ananda Kanda Granthamale, Malladihalli 8) Hegde, Rajaram, et all (2006) Archival Sources on Karnataka History, (Ed.) Prasaranga, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta. 9) Hegde, Rajaram. (2006). Temple Patronage in Medieval Karnataka- With Special Reference to the Banavasi 12000. Council for Historical Research, New Delhi. 10) Hegde, Rajaram. (2009) Vasahatupurva Karnatakada Rajyapaddhati (Booklet) Mantapamale publication, Hampi. 11) Hegde, Rajaram, et all (2010). Rethinking Religion in India,The Colonial Construction of Hinduis.(Ed.) Routledge, Asia 12) Hegde, Rajaram. (2010) Smriti-Vismriti: Mattu Bharatiya Samskriti, Akshara Prakashana, Heggodu, 2010. (Kannada Translation of The Heathen in his Blindness, by Balagangadhara S.N. 13) Hegde, Rajaram. (2011), Balligave, (Both in English and Kannada Versions), Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage, Banglore. 14) Hegde, Rajaram, and Sadanada J. S (2011). Purvavalokana-Vasahatu Prajne mattu Sanskriti Adhyayana, (Ed.) Abhinava Publications, Banglore. 15) Hegde, Rajaram, 2015, Bouddhika Dasyadalli Bharata, Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi. 16) Hegde, Rajaram, 2015, Buddhijivigala Mudhanambikegalu, Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi 17) Hegde, Rajaram, 2015, Kottakudureyneralariyade.. (Ed.) Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi. 05.2: Articles/Papers Published in Edited Books 1. Hegde, Rajaram. (1995). ““Bilagi Arasara Kalada Arthika Paristhiti” in Raghunath Bhat, H.R. Bilagi Arasu manetana, (59-72). Bilagi. 2. Hegde, Rajaram. (1999). “C.Sivaramamurthy, K.V.Soundararajan and S.Settar” in S.A.Bari, History, Historian and Historiography in South India, (p.136-148). Kuvempu University: Shankaraghatta. 3. Hegde, Rajaram. (1999). “Deshiya itihasada Hudukata” in N.Ravikumar Deshi Darshanagalu, (11-24). Banglore. 4. Hegde, Rajaram. (2001). “Two Forms of Ranganatha- Imprints of Cultural Transition on a Deity” in Sitakant Mahapatra, Rethinking Indian Culture Challenges and Responses, (p.248-256). The Printoverse: Cuttack. 5. Hegde, Rajaram. (2001). “Hosagundhada Arasaru” in G.V.Kallapur, Hosagundha Ithihaasa Nibandhagalu, (pp. 14-36). Shimoga. 2 6. Hegde, Rajaram. (2002) “ Prachina Bharatada Chintanegalu” A write up for Charitre Visvakosa, Hampi University, .( 18,19,20 are republished: 1. “Vaidika Aryaru: Ittichina Charchegalu” in Bharatada Upakhandada Adhunika purva Charitre, ed. Vijay Poonachcha Thambanda, Hampi University, 2010, 154-170; 7. Hegde, Rajaram. (2002). “Prachina Rajyapaddhatiya Nirmana Prakriye” in Bharatada Upakhandada Adhunika purva Charitre, ed. Vijay Poonachcha Thambanda, Hampi University, 2010, 231-268; 8. Hegde, Rajaram. (2002). “ Prachina Bharatiya Chintanegalu” in Bharatada Upakhandada Adhunika purva Charitre, ed. Vijay Poonachcha Thambanda, Hampi University, 2010, 231-268) 9. Hegde, Rajaram. (2004). “Recent Protohistoric finds from the Bhadra and Tunga Valley” in K.V.Ramesh et all, Sri Puspanjali, Recent Researches in Prehistory, Protohistory, Art, Atchitecture, Numismatics, Iconography and Epigraphy, Dr. C.R.Srinivasan Commemoration volume, (pp. 23-27). Bharatiya Kala Prakashan, Delhi. 10. Hegde, Rajaram. (2004). “Kanuru Heggaditi- Pradeshika Samaja mattu Rastrada Nirvachana” in Nityananda Shetty, Rastra Nirvachana: Kuvempu Vangmaya, (pp 87- 96). Alva’s Publication: Mudubidare. 11. Hegde, Rajaram. (2004). “Namma Kalada Samajika Charitre mattu Kuvempu” in Nagabhushana D.S. Kuvempu Ondu Punaranveshane,(page number) publication: Mysore. 12. Hegde, Rajaram. (2004). “Vartamanada Bhavishya” in Rajaram Hegde, Bharatiya itihasa, samaja mattu Samskrit,i (337-364) Karnataka Sahitya Academy, Banglore. 13. Hegde, Rajaram. (2006). “Dharma Mattu Tatvajnanada Kuritu Bhashantaragalalli Govinda Paiyvr Chintanegalu” in K.E.Radhakrishna, Govinda Pai Samskrati Loka, (210-18). Vasanta Prakashana, Banglore. 14. Hegde, Rajaram. (2008). “Janapada Mahakavyagalalli Itihasa” in Dr. Sannarama, et.al. Samanvaya,Felicitation volume of Dr. T.N.Shankaranarayana, pp. 279- 87.Kannada Bharati,Shankaraghatta. 15. Hegde, Rajaram. (2008). “Prachina Bharatada Nyayapaddhati” in Lakshmana Telagavi, Paleyagarara Kalada Nyayapaddhati, Page publisher and place. 16. Hegde, Rajaram. (2008). “RajavaLi Kathasaradha Mata Prapamcha” in Ramesh Indvadi, Rajavali Kathasara(page number). Preasaranga: Hampi University. 17. Hegde, Rajaram. (2009) “Prof. A. Sundara and his Contributions to Early Historical Studies” in Saundaryashree, Studies of Indian History, Archaeology, Literature and Philosophy, Vol. 5, ed. P.Chenna Reddy, Sarada Publications, Delhi, 2009 18. Hegde, Rajaram. (2010). “Kuvempu “Nenpina Doniyalli” Jati Vyavastheya Abhijata Nirupaneya Chaukattu” in Dr. N.R.Lalithamba. Sampriti, Dr. R. Lakshminarayana Felicitation Volume (Pp.348-359). Paraspara Prakashana. 19. Hegde, Rajaram. (2010). “Gosasadinda Turugolvarege- Madhyakalina Karnatakadalli Pashusamgopana Artha Vyavastheya Sthityantaragalu” in Vasu, Bhavipode Kannaddol (109-118) date and publisher 20. Hegde, Rajaram. (2010). Sampradaya Jijnase”. In Ravimukhi. Bailhongal:Darpana Prakashana. 2010. 103-112. 3 21. Hegde, Rajaram. (2011). “Vasahatushahi Anubhava mattu Bharatiya Punarujjivana” in Rajaram Hegde and Sadanand, Purvavalokana (pp.37-62). Abhinava: Banglore 22. Hegde, Rajaram. (2011). “Namma Purvajarannu Anusarisi: Sampradayada Svarupa” in Rajaram Hegde and Sadanand, Purvavalokana (pp.85-100). Abhinava: Banglore. 23. “From Gosasa to Turugol: Cattle Economy Trends in Medieval Karnataka.(With special reference to the Shimoga district)” Pratnakirti, Recent Studies in Indian Epigraphy, History, Archaeology and Art, Essays in Honour of Prof. Shrinivas Ritti, Ed. Shrinivas V.Padigar and Dr. V.Shivananda, Agam Kala Prakashan Delhi, 2012, Vol I, pp. 130-137. 24. Hegde, Rajaram. (2012) “Vasahatupurva Rajyavyavasthe-Siddhantagalu samasyegalu” in Charitre Baravanige Kramagalu mattu Samshodhana Vidhana ed. Vijay Poonachcha Thambanda, Hampi University, p. 412-441 25. Hegde, Rajaram. (2012) “ Adhunika Bharatada Charitre Lekhana mattu Siddhantagalu” in Charitre Baravanige Kramagalu mattu Samshodhana Vidhana ed. Vijay Poonachcha Thambanda, Hampi University, p. 441-470 26. Hegde, Rajaram. (2012) “’Navamanavatavada’da Gondalagalu”. M.G. Hegde (ed). Katanjana. Bangalore: Ankita Pustaka. 137-140. October. 27. Hegde, Rajaram. (2012) “Jativyavastheya kurita Pramukha Vadagala Ondu Kiruparichaya” Bharatadalli Jativyavastjhe Ideye? Ed. Dunkin Jalki, Samvada Prakashana, Malladihalli, p. 59-76 28. Hegde, Rajaram. (2013) “ Samskritika Itihasada Svikrita Madarigalu” in Ed. Shivarama Shetty, Kanakana Sutta Samkathanagala Jijnase, kanakadasa Adhyayana Pitha, Manglore University, p.30- 56. 29. Hegde, Rajaram, 2015, “Guhesvaranemba Mahaghanada Nijavanariyade..” in (Ed.) Kottakudureyneralariyade Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi. P. 46-69 30. Hegde, Rajaram, and Hegde Uma, 2015, “Vachanagalu Striparavo Strivirodhiyao?” in (Ed.) Kottakudureyneralariyade. Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi. P. 269-286. 31. Hegde, Rajaram, and Hegde Uma, 2015, “Vachanagalu Striparavo Strivirodhiyao?” in (Ed.) Kottakudureyneralariyade. Nilume Prakashana, Sirsi. P. 269-286. 32. Hegde, Rajaram 2016, Contributed the following write ups for the Dictionnaire Universal Dieux, Deesses Demons (Universal Dictionary of Gods, Goddesses and Demons) in French, ed. Patrick Jean-Baptiste, Editions du Seuil, Paris, (Articles are reviewed by the Comite Scientifique consisting of 5 experts) ISBN:978-02-133851-5. 1. Bhairava-p. 138-39 (with Sandeep Shetty) 2. Brahma- p.147-48 3. Dattatreya- p. 208-9 (with Shrinivas Padigar) 4. Devi-Shakti-
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