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Paperback. Condición: New. In this collection of conversations that were conducted in Calcutta, at the London School of Economics, through Jewish Book Week, and on the radical website openDemocracy, internationally renowned Jewish scholar Jacqueline Rose explores the debates that have fueled her writing and thinking over three decades. Drawn out by her interlocutors, Rose discusses the difference between political and sexual identity and inquires whether psychoanalysis can be considered a radical form of thought that can be used fruitfully in dialogue about political struggle. Most significantly-since each of these conversations were sparked by her recent and controversial writing on Zionism, Israel, and Palestine-Rose reflects on the role of Jewish dissent in our time. In these conversations, Rose appears courageous, passionate, ethical, and never afraid to engage politically on issues that are of human concern in the ongoing Middle and Near East crisis.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction/Poonam Trivedi. Part I: Sporting Cultures. 1. Delhi commons: a public art project on the commonwealth games/Iram Ghufran. 2. The Indian premier league and the future of Indian cricket/Boria Majumdar. 3. Sporting legacies in India: Mohun Bagan s 1911 football victory versus olympic hockey medals/Novy Kapadia. Part II: Sport and Literature. 4. Other histories: modernity, literature and football in India/Supriya Chaudhuri. 5. Sport, surveillance and speed in the hunger games trilogy/Sanam Khanna. 6. Quidditch incorporated: sport, fantasy and the consumer child/Paromita Patranobish. 7. In the long run: the modernist experience as long distance running/Sohini Banerjee. 8. The new girl and the British school story/Aishwarya Subramanian. Part III: Sporting Bodies. 9. The expressive body: notes on individualism and solitude in sport/Maitri Baruah. 10. Refugee city: football and other divides of the self in post-partition Kolkata/Debjani Sengupta. 11. The matter that matters-re-thinking corporeality in a computer game/Aratrika Das. Part IV: Sport and Cinema. 12. Shoonya (The Zero Zone, 2007)/Arindam Mitra. Playing Fair, Playing for Money: A Note 221on the Film Shoonya/Poonam Trivedi. 13. The underdog bowling to the cultural field in Kukunoor s Iqbal/Anas Tabraiz. 14. The gender games: a study of Chak De! India and Meerabai not out/Mithuraaj Dhusiya. Bibliography. Index. The book is a collection of essays discussing the various aspects of sports in India. Apart from discussing the present status of the different sports and sporting formats, the essays also discuss the institutions attached to sports. At the same time, the essays also discuss the factors that make up the sport: the body cultures involved in various sports and corporeality in computer games. The book shows the strong sporting culture present in the Indian society through discussing the intimate relation between sports, literature and cinema, as depicted in books and movies like Harry Potter series and Iqbal respectively. This book will leave a mark on all, especially people interested in sports.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Introduction: Food and the Cultures of Representation/Supriya Chaudhuri. I. Eating Cultures: 1. Good Food Culture in India: A Variety of Flavours/Sheila Lahiri Choudhury. 2. Vegetarian or Non-vegetarian, Traditional or Modern: Food as a Marker of Identity/Mohammad Asim Siddiqui. 3. The Garden of Bombahia: Garcia da Orta and the Spice Race in the Early Modern Period/Rimi B. Chatterjee. 4. Maccheroni, Pizza, Pastasciutta: A Journey to the Border of the Land of Plenty/Lorenzo Pavolini. II. Gendering Food: 5. Writing the Culinary in Early Twentieth-Century Malayalam/Sharmila Sreekumar. 6. Finding Pleasure in the Culinary Memoir: Cultivating Appetites for Food, Identity and Sex/Murray Couch. 7. Fasting, Feasting: Food, Consumption and the Politics of Power/Arpana Nath and Rohini Mokashi-Punekar. 8. Meats, Sweets, Sardines, and Society: Gender Roles in Food Production and Consumption in William Faulkner s Novels/Katherine Rawson. III. Migrancy, Diaspora And The Cosmopolitan Gourmet: 9. Lost Land, Remembered Flavours/Suchandra Chakravarty. 10. The Representation of Fish in Jhumpa Lahiri s Mrs Sen s : A Study in Exile/Kalyan Chatterjee. 11. The Migrant s Feast: Food Motifs and Metaphors in Ray, Rushdie and Desai/Nayana Chakrabarti. 12. Culinary Cosmopolitanism in Melbourne, Australia/Tammi Jonas. IV. The Body And Its Limits: 13. Debility, Diet, Desire: Food in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Bengali Manuals/Rohan Deb Roy. 14. Food and Literature of the Himalayan Heights/Amrita Dhar. 15. Hunger: Some Representations of the 1943 Bengal Famine/Supriya Chaudhuri. Contributors. Sharing food, eating salt, breaking bread, raising a toast, picnics in the wild, formal dinners all have certain ideological, political and social significances. Some foods are taboo, whereas others endow the eater with purity. The means of preparing or processing food in different cultures each symbolise something. The Writer s Feast is a collection of essays that discuss the various symbolic representations associated with food. The essays in this volume show how food is a system of signs through which human societies give meanings to the material world they inhabit. The book is divided into four thematic sections. The first section eating cultures looks at social practices and systems relating to food and its consumption. The second section gendering food, focuses on the gender implications of cooking and serving food. In the third section, migrancy, diaspora and the cosmopolitan gourmet, the overwhelming importance of the symbolic function of food is discussed in immigrant narratives, as cuisine comes to be associated with the lost or abandoned homeland of the refugee or migrant. The last section of this book, the body and its limits, looks into the implications of excessive appetites on the human body and what drives them. It also speaks of healthy eating practices. By way of contrast, it also examines what happens to human beings, their bodies when driven to the limit by extreme physical conditions or by famine and want. The Contributors featuring in this book are scholars from all over the world.…

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Paperback. Condición: Good. No jacket. Sri Bhaskar Banerjea, 1997. Paperback, 8vo, 140pp. A little yellowed. A fair copy. /0.3 . (Please note that our condition gradings are stricter than those of Abebooks and many other sellers. There may therefore be a discrepancy between this description and its listed condition grading).…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. EXCELLENT Oxford Tagore Translations Series. "Jogajog or Yogayog is a novel by Rabindranath Tagore. It was published in book form in 1929 (Asharh 1336). It was first serialised in the magazine, "Bichitra" from Ashwin 1334 to Choitro 1335. In the first two issues the novel was titled, "Tin Purush". In the third issue in Ogrohayon 1334, Rabindranath changed the name to "Jogajog".".…

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