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June 16, 2017

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  • Conference 2018 | Displacing the History of Science OR Fashioning a Fauna for British India | John Mathew

    3–5 minutes
    February 24, 2018

    The last keynote lecture of the DoHSS Conference, on “Displacing the History of Science OR Fashioning a Fauna for British India” was delivered by Dr…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 7 | Indigenous Identities: History, Narrative and Knowledge Production

    Conference 2018 | Panel 7 | Indigenous Identities: History, Narrative and Knowledge Production

    3–5 minutes
    February 24, 2018

    The seventh and final panel of the DoHSS Academic Conference, on the topic of indigenous identities, was moderated by Prof Santhosh Raghavan. It featured three…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 6 | Making and Knowing the Body

    Conference 2018 | Panel 6 | Making and Knowing the Body

    3–4 minutes
    February 22, 2018

    The second day of the Department of Humanities and Social Science annual academic conference housed the panel ‘Making and knowing the body’. It was the…

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  • Cricket Team Preview | Research Scholars

    Cricket Team Preview | Research Scholars

    4–7 minutes
    February 21, 2018

    Biyas Muhammed writes on the prospects of the Research Scholars’ team for the forthcoming Prem Ranjan Memorial Cricket Tournament.  Ph.D SCHOLARS: STRONG FAVOURITES TO CLINCH THE…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 5 | Medical Discourses and their (Dis)contents

    4–6 minutes
    February 20, 2018

    The fifth panel began after a touching address by keynote speaker Dr. Carlo Caduff. Moderator Prof. V. R. Muraleedharan introduced the panel by once again…

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  • Cricket Team Preview | HS13

    Cricket Team Preview | HS13

    4–5 minutes
    February 18, 2018

    Biyas Muhammed writes on the prospects of the fifth year (HS13) team for the forthcoming Prem Ranjan Memorial Cricket Tournament.  HS 13 : ONE LAST…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 4 | Boundaries and Belonging: The Geographies of Space, Place and Culture

    5–8 minutes
    February 18, 2018

    Panel 4 ‘Boundaries and Belonging: The Geographies of Space, Place and Culture’ was moderated by Prof. Merin Simi Raj. Namrapali Narzary was the first presenter. Her…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 3 | (Un)Covering and (Un)Knowing: The Poetics and Politics of Knowledge Production

    5–7 minutes
    February 16, 2018

    The first of the post-prandial panels for the day was chaired by the genial Prof. Sudarsan Padmanabhan. Being titled  ‘(Un)Covering and (Un)Knowing: The Poetics and…

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  • Conference 2018 | Panel 2 | The Aesthetics and Politics of Artistic Praxis

    4–7 minutes
    February 16, 2018

      The second panel explored questions surrounding what constitutes subjugated knowledges in art, craft and performance. All the papers looked at the hierarchies implicit in…

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