Colonial Knowledge, South Asian Historiography, and the Thought of the Eurasian Minority
This is the fifth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
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This is the fifth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
This is the third in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
By Contributing Editor Pranav Kumar Jain During a particularly bleak week in the winter of 2013, I picked up a
By Editor Spencer J Weinreich I hasten to assure the reader that Bloodflower’s Melancholia is not contagious. It is not
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By guest contributor Nuala F. Caomhánach In his A Final Story: Science, Myth, and Beginnings (2017), Nasser Zakariya pries open
by Editor Sarah Claire Dunstan. One summer’s afternoon in 1923, a French barrister was enjoying a drink in a Parisian