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Imperial print in colonial Calcutta (1780-1820): a realm of early print.: The emergence of heteroglossia in print and society.

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Sri Ramakrishna (1836-1886) and a nineteenth century subaltern: Rani Rashmoni (1793-1861). Creating our feminist genealogies.: The unholy alliance bet

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The emergence of early newspaper print in colonial Calcutta. (1780-1820): Snippets from a hybrid world: grammar books, politics and advertisements.

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Who cares for Postcolonial Theory?: The death of a literary movement.

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Selections from the early print-newspapers in colonial Calcutta, India (1780-1820): Heteroglossic print, diseases and fashion

Re-reading The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna in the 21st century.

A Beginners Guide to the Early Realm of Colonial Print Culture in India: Making sense of the curious nature of early print in Bengal (1780-1820).

Rammohun Roy (1772-1833): a public intellectual and the arrival of native printed texts in India.: Mastering imperial print: acts of resistance

In gratitude to Judith Butler: for her legacy. The performative aspects of print in the 18th century in colonial Calcutta, India: Telling a story on

El Ritmo De Mi Alma

Aitareya Upanishad: De-gendering Hinduism.

Imperial print in colonial Calcutta (1780-1820): a realm of early print.: The emergence of heteroglossia in print and society.

Sri Ramakrishna (1836-1886) and a nineteenth century subaltern: Rani Rashmoni (1793-1861). Creating our feminist genealogies.: The unholy alliance bet

Retrieving the lives of two female disciples of Sri Ramakrishna in 19th century Bengal: Lakshmi Devi, a girl widow and Yogin-Ma, a dissolute babu's wi

The emergence of early newspaper print in colonial Calcutta. (1780-1820): Snippets from a hybrid world: grammar books, politics and advertisements.

Isa Upanishad: De-gendering the text.

Kena Upanishad: De-gendering the text.

KATHA UPANISHAD. De-gendering Hinduism.

Who cares for Postcolonial Theory?: The death of a literary movement.

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Selections from the early print-newspapers in colonial Calcutta, India (1780-1820): Heteroglossic print, diseases and fashion

Re-reading The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna in the 21st century.

A Beginners Guide to the Early Realm of Colonial Print Culture in India: Making sense of the curious nature of early print in Bengal (1780-1820).

Rammohun Roy (1772-1833): a public intellectual and the arrival of native printed texts in India.: Mastering imperial print: acts of resistance

In gratitude to Judith Butler: for her legacy. The performative aspects of print in the 18th century in colonial Calcutta, India: Telling a story on

El Ritmo De Mi Alma

Aitareya Upanishad: De-gendering Hinduism.

Imperial print in colonial Calcutta (1780-1820): a realm of early print.: The emergence of heteroglossia in print and society.

Sri Ramakrishna (1836-1886) and a nineteenth century subaltern: Rani Rashmoni (1793-1861). Creating our feminist genealogies.: The unholy alliance bet

Retrieving the lives of two female disciples of Sri Ramakrishna in 19th century Bengal: Lakshmi Devi, a girl widow and Yogin-Ma, a dissolute babu's wi

The emergence of early newspaper print in colonial Calcutta. (1780-1820): Snippets from a hybrid world: grammar books, politics and advertisements.

Isa Upanishad: De-gendering the text.

Kena Upanishad: De-gendering the text.

KATHA UPANISHAD. De-gendering Hinduism.

Who cares for Postcolonial Theory?: The death of a literary movement.

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