Currently, adrift the murky waters of the samsaric sea
Prema Goet is an ethno-indologist, ex-worker, artist and multi-disciplinary researcher whose main interest lies in the intellectual history, cultures and languages of South Asia. He received his B.A., in Sanskrit and M.A., in Philosophy and Religion from The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) – University of London.
P. Goet is a doctoral researcher working on embodiement and materiality of mantras for the MANTRAMS- Mantras in Religion, Media and Society in Global Southern Asia at the Institute of South Asian, Tibetan and Buddhist Studies at the Universität Wien, in Austria and a research fellow for The Śākta Traditions Research Programme at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, in the UK.
Prema Goet is an ethno-indologist, ex-worker, artist and multi-disciplinary researcher whose main interest lies in the intellectual history, cultures and languages of South Asia. He received his B.A., in Sanskrit and M.A., in Philosophy and Religion from The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) – University of London.
P. Goet is a doctoral researcher working on embodiement and materiality of mantras for the MANTRAMS- Mantras in Religion, Media and Society in Global Southern Asia at the Institute of South Asian, Tibetan and Buddhist Studies at the Universität Wien, in Austria and a research fellow for The Śākta Traditions Research Programme at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, in the UK.
prema.simon.goet@univie.ac.at
UTKRĀNTI PRESS is a collective of ex-workers inspired by marginal cultural expressions not sufficiently documented by academic research, the phonographic industry and other neo-liberal mediums. Whilst mostly dedicated to visual culture and multi-modal research in Anthropology, UTKRĀNTI PRESS is committed to exploring, and publishing distinguishable textual sources, sound-waves and visual art via printed matter, film, video, photography