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Professor Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad is a Fellow of the British Academy and Distinguished Professor at the School of Global Affairs, Lancaster University. His interdisciplinary work bridges Indian (Hindu, Buddhist, Jain) and comparative philosophy, theology, and political thought.
- PhD in Philosophy, Oriel College, Oxford
- B.A. in Politics, Sociology, and History, Sri Sathya Sai Institute
Research Themes: Comparative phenomenology, epistemology, metaphysics, and consciousness studies; religion-politics intersections; South Asian identities in Britain; India-China philosophical parallels; and decolonizing philosophy. His 2023 work on Rāmānuja’s Vedārthasaṃgraha examines qualified nondualism and emotional reconciliation of divine-human identity.
Scientific Recognition: British Academy Fellow (2017), Society for Hindu Christian Studies Best Book award for Divine Self, Human Self (2013), and Templeton Foundation support for consciousness research. He co-leads the Leverhulme Comparative Classics project (2020) with Oxford and New School scholars.
Key Collaborations: Mind-Life Institute (neurophilosophy of meditation), Hindu-Christian Forum (archiepiscopal dialogues), and Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies advisory council. His 2016 book Human Being, Bodily Being redefines phenomenology through Indian medical, poetic, and contemplative texts.
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