Revanth Ukkalam
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| Anything Sacks touches with his fingers (sorry I cannot help but imagine his curled, silvery beard hugging everything that comes its way) turns magic. And now it is the turn of ferns. Barely aware of what they even are, what sets them aside from othe ...more | |
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| Chalapathy is so cute! His old anglophile Indian uncle turn of phrase, his Tamil chauvinism (any nationalism and all chauvinisms are seldom adorable), and his absolute surrender before Bharati (so much that he does not think twice before being hagiog ...more | |
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| Janet Hoskins in her Play of Time works with the Bakhtinian concept of the chronotope to talk about the shape of time in the life and world of Kodi, a group of villages in Eastern Sumba, Indonesia. In fact, Hoskins attaches her description of Kodi te ...more | |
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| Reparative history cannot have greys. Pappe reminds us that while talking about some things, the historians must be comfortable with immersing himself in blacks and whites! | |
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| He is one of the beasts whose words once spoken will seem so obvious you will wander why none before him had bumped his toe against those ideas. | |
“If you do not know where you come from, then you don't know where you are, and if you don't know where you are, then you don't know where you're going. And if you don't know where you're going, you're probably going wrong.”
― I Shall Wear Midnight
― I Shall Wear Midnight
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