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Memoirs: Minor, Forgotten and Erased Lives

by rti_adminon March 27, 2020March 20, 20230

KK Baburaj If I were to write about Wayanad at some point, I had already noted in my mind that it would start with evoking ‘Memoirs’ by Pablo Neruda. After watching films by the African filmmaker, Mahamat Saleh Haroun, I observed that the landscapes in them appeared so much like those in Wayanad. However, …

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Digital Acceleration and the uses of Muslim Literacy: A local reading of Richard Hoggart

by rti_adminon June 1, 2019March 20, 20230

Umar N The Malayalam speaking Muslims of Kerala, often mythically trace their lineage to Arab merchants traveling to the West Coast of India, and evangelical sojourners in the post-Islamic phase, who won royal patronage and sometimes married local women and settled down. In the course of time, the community has been buffeted by the winds …