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    Lockdown reading: Five tips on how to read Shakespeare beyond the theatre and classroom

    Emma Smith, The Conversation
    · Apr 29, 2020 · 05:30 pm
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    Tracing the origins of a manuscript that became the cornerstone of Islamic law in British India

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    How Covid-19 may have transformed celebrity culture forever

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    The Art of Solitude: Listening to Adam Schlesinger’s pop songs, which function like a novel

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    Anti-CAA protests: ‘State unleashing war on young Muslims,’ say academics, writers on recent arrests

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    Home theatre: 14 essential Films Division documentaries about the lives of interesting Indians

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    How a 13th century Persian poem reminds us that the coronavirus crisis calls for a global response

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    · Mar 31, 2020 · 05:30 pm
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    The Art of Solitude: Bob Dylan’s ‘Murder Most Foul’ considers the purpose of art during tragedy

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    Baby boomers, Millennials, Gen Z: Do these generational labels mean anything at all?

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    Cats: Ghazal writers Mir and Ghalib composed these poems about the animal that rules social media

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    Watch: Amitabh Bachchan has written and recited a poem about the global COVID-19 outbreak

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    What translating ‘Kusumabale’ meant to Susan Daniel, winner of the Sahitya Akademi award

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    There is now a machine that reads books and churns out poetry. Will this change the way we read?

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    How ‘socialism’ became a bad word in hyper-capitalist America

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    · Mar 03, 2020 · 11:30 pm
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    Seven books, eight movies and two spin-offs later, is the Harry Potter charm waning?

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    ‘There can be no half measures while opening up’: Shaheen Bhatt on her book on depression

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