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Strategic Outsiderism of Fyatarus: Performances of Resistance by "Multitudes" after ‘Empire’
This paper would talk about a transition from a pattern of life where there were limited resources, possibilities and aspirations, to one which promises uninterrupted flow of capital and resources in the present context of West Bengal. The Communist Party of India (Marxist) came to power in Bengal…
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Book Review: An(other) Quest for the Political: Ranjan Ghosh’s Detechnification of Pedagogy Through Tagore
While reading Ranjan Ghosh’s book Aesthetics, Politics, Pedagogy and Tagore: A Transcultural Philosophy of Education (2017) one may follow the (in)fusion approach and the philosophy of trans introduced by Prof. Ghosh himself (Ghosh 2016). One may break the epistemic securities of ideas within their…
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Autoimmunity and the Irony of Self-Definition: Translating the Economy of Terror
In order to avoid descending into the state of nature the sovereign takes over the appearance of the state of nature itself – the animality that is primordial to the constitution of this legal framework, the animality of primitive force. This is the autoimmunity of the modern state which in order…
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Undecidable Spaces: Rethinking Caste and the Technologies of Abandonment in Manoranjan Byapari
Organization of space in a modern urban locale is apparently secular and unmotivated by any divine or religious principal. Yet it always functions on the basis of exclusion. Simultaneously the dread of the excluded returns to haunt the stability of the city structures its organization of space. In…
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Nabarun Bhattacharya's Poems
Traffic Signal Tampered Utensil Disabled Three A Family Poem Killing Fields Type
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The Cultural Politics of “Spring Thunder”: The Naxalbari Movement and the Re-framing of Bengali Culture in the 1960s
This article tracks the radical turn in Bengali politics and culture and from the late 1960s, ushered in by the ultra-leftist Naxalbari Movement in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal. The movement initiated a search for a Maoist revolutionary praxis that could decisively liberate the dominant…
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Understanding the Disaster Unconscious: The Marichjhapi Massacre Depicting Precarious Lives and Vulnerable Ecologies in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide
The paper situates the massacre of Dalit refugees of Marichjhapi Island (1978-79) in West Bengal, India through a multidisciplinary reading of Amitav Ghosh’s novel The Hungry Tide (2004) along with local history, vernacular literature, reports and experiential narratives. The refugees from East…
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Representing Truths:
Truths are always produced and socially circulated—they do not have any intrinsic social or ethical values in themselves! That became the moral of postmodern thought by the end of the twentieth century. Such social dilemmas and erosion of the grounds of thinking—the parameters of making sense of…
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Introduction: Caste in/as Humanities: Unsettling the Politics of Suffering
From the time of early travel narratives on South Asia by western tradesmen, orientalist scholars like William Jones and Max Muller, narratives written by Christian missionaries like Mead or Caldwell or the denigrators of ‘oriental societies’ like G.W. F. Hegel and concerned critics like Karl Marx…
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Lost in fragmentation: Occurrence of Capped Langur Trachypithecus pileatus in Upper Brahmaputra Valley of Assam
Historical deforestation of lowland tropical forests in the Upper Brahmaputra Valley of the Indian state of Assam has led to habitat fragmentation, negatively impacting the ecology of these natural ecosystems. Local populations of arboreal species, such as Capped Langurs (Trachypithecus pileatus)…
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Reassessment of the conservation status of the Critically Endangered Khasi Hills toad Bufoides meghalayanus endemic to Meghalaya, India
Bufoides meghalayanus is a Critically Endangered toad, endemic to the East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, north-east India. This species was previously presumed to be restricted to just three locations, all within 1–2 km of the type locality in Meghalaya. Here, we document three new populations of B…
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Two new firefly species of the genus Diaphanes Motschulsky, 1853 (Coleoptera: Lampyridae: Lampyrinae) from Meghalaya, Northeast India
Two new Diaphanes Motschulsky 1853 species, D. meghalayanus Nonglang, Das, Shangpliang sp. nov., and D. mawlynnong Nonglang, Das, Shangpliang sp. nov., from Meghalaya, Northeast India, are described. Diaphanes meghalayanus sp. nov., is characterised by a unique colour pattern of the central disc…