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Brinda Bose
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How can the humanities intervene in the pandemic age? A new book of essays explores possibilities
An excerpt from Brinda Bose’s Introduction to ‘Humanities, Provocateur: Towards a Contemporary Political Aesthetics’.
Brinda Bose
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How some students proved to their teacher they don’t need protection from literature
Notes from a literature classroom reading ‘Wuthering Heights’ without caring for #triggerwarnings.
Brinda Bose
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Grave pleasures: Looking back on desire, death and the 20 years between Arundhati Roy’s novels
Are the twins of ‘The God of Small Things’ finally fused in the androgynous Anjum of ‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’?
Brinda Bose
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The real reason why Modi says what he does – Hindu India accepts it
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BJP’s street-fighters in coastal Karnataka want a share in power
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The Assam voter who no longer supports the BJP because of the CAA
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Lok Sabha polls: Ladakh MP rallies supporters after BJP drops him from candidate list
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Arvind Kejriwal destroyed evidence in liquor policy case: ED to Supreme Court
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‘The day, with all its pain ahead, is yours’: Remembering Derek Walcott (1930-2017)
A Nobel Laureate poet with an unquestionable literary legacy and a sexual harasser who has caused much distress.
Brinda Bose
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How the humanities can protect India against the attacks on its freedoms
Humanities departments in public universities are under attack across the country for their potential to spawn dissent. We need them to take the fight to the powers that be.
Brinda Bose