Benjamin J. Fleming

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Benjamin J. Fleming's research primarily investigates the historical and cultural landscapes of early medieval South Asia, with a particular focus on religious traditions and their spatial manifestations. His work explores the development and interactions of Śaiva traditions, including the Pāśupata sect, examining how narratives, physical places, and monastic complexes shaped religious identity and practice in regions such as North India and Bengal.

Fleming has also contributed to the field of engineering education, developing project-based learning courses focused on Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) and Design for Manufacturing. His academic output includes scholarly articles and a medical case study. Fleming holds a h-index of 4 with 28 publications and 63 citations. He has collaborated with researchers Han Hu and Stephen W. Pierson at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.

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• h-index: 4
• Publications: 28
• Citations: 63