Arora Ved (16 results)

Hardcover. Condition: New. ISBN:9788131612293,260pp.

Unknown Binding. Condition: Good. Hardcover. Dust Jacket: no dust jacket. Cover: minor wear Text: library discard with minimal markings. Clean inner text. Binding: tight binding. ** WE SHIP DAILY (Mon-Fri) ** Free Tracking Information.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Part 1: Gender and Sexuality. 1. Questioning the Gender: A Discourse on Article 377/Monika Gupta. 2. If Law be the Food of 'Love': The 2018 Verdict on Section 377/Niladri R. Chatterjee. 3. Queer Aesthetics of the Literary Art (2007) and the Cinematic Art (2017) of Call Me by Your Name/Himadri Roy. 4. Marginal Bodies, Mutilated Desires: Gender and Class in Rituparno Ghosh's Queer Trilogy/Pranta Pratik Patnaik. 5. Most People are Other People: Interrogating Marginal Identity and Violence in Felanee/Devika Rani Hazarika. 6. Everyday Tactics: Analysing the East Bengali Migrant Working Women's Everyday Practices in the Post-Partitioned Calcutta/Mousumi Mandal. 7 Painting the Streets of Afghanistan: Depiction of War and Women through Graffiti/Ved Prakash. Part 2: Speaking Art. 8. The Resistance of the Subaltern: Postcolonial Readings of the Cinematic Versions of Satyajit Ray's Goopy Gayen Bagha Bayen and Hirok Rajar Deshe/Satyajit Roy. 9. Rima Das's Village Rockstars and Linguistic Politics of the Assamese Identity/Violina Borah. 10. Muslims in Bollywood: Dilution of Issues in the Process of 'Otherness'/Amit Kumar. 11. Locating Trauma in Visual Narratives of Erika Berg's Forced to Flee: Visual Stories by Refugee Youth from Burma/Irona Bhaduri. 12. Museums and Politics of Representing Indigenous Naga Culture/Onshangla Zimik. 13. Understanding the Duplicitous Singularities of Margins through Musical Explorations: A Look at Coke Studio Explorer/Dipannita Ghosh. 14. Reflecting Pain of Marginal Voices through Bidesiya Folk Songs/Neha Singh and Anshuman Rana. Part 3: Colour and Caste. 15. Dalit Youth and the Narratives of Resistance/Chandraprabha Mahawar and Neha Arora. 16. Performing Exclusion, Pretending Assimilation: A Study of Dalit-Bahujan Student Politics in India/Akash Raha. 17. Dalit Assertion amongst Savarna Reality in Urban India/Sujay Thakur. 18. Mob Lynching in India and Everyday Lives of Women: Questions of Marginalization and Representations/Sanjukta Basu. 19. Challenging the Marginality in the Poems of Selected African American and African Caribbean Women Poets/Sukanta Roy. 20. The Colour Black: Exclusion of a Particular Section of Human 'Race'/Sucheta. Part 4: Disability, Dislocation and Incarceration. 21. The Marginalized: 'Disability Studies' and Nazi Germany/Pinaki Roy. 22. Moving Beyond the Confines of Disability/Suman Rathore and Supriya Agarwal. 23. Representing Kashmiri Pandits: Interrogating the Idea of a Marginal/Minority Community in Recent Kashmiri Pandit Narratives/Somjyoti Mridha. 24. Identity Formation and Marginalization of the Animal: An Ecocritical Study of Two Ecopoets/Krishnendu Bera. 25. F(i/a) ctionalized Reality of Margins: A Meta-Versus Reading of Select Literary Texts Through/Readjusting 'Jeanian' Prognosis/Nipan Nath. The book aims to address as well as understand the dominion of marginality from multiple perspectives as well as locations. At present, when the control and surveillance of the common mass by the dominant and powerful groups is increasing, it becomes essential to notice the issues and assaults that are faced by the ones who are powerless. Today, when the space of open and honest dialogue is shrinking by the day, it becomes imperative to take note of avenues that are available to the marginal groups to express their concerns. The edited anthology is an attempt to foreground the violence and violation faced by the minorities across spectrums. The compiled book covers issues to do with gender, sexuality, caste, class, refugees, art and resistance, marginality and cinema, student politics, mob lynching and the policy of targeting the ones who raise their voice against oppression. The book is divided into four sections to create a cohesive framework while covering issues from multiple sites of conflict. It also delves around the discourse of body in its multiplicity while taking up the issue of Anthropocene. This anthology is a step towards the requisite to continue the conver.

1972. (4to, wrappers) Fine. 66pp.

1972. (Mass market paperback) Near fine. 50pp.

Tidy ex-library- potentially unread, quarto softcover (VG); all our specials have minimal description to keep listing them viable. They are at least reading copies, complete and in reasonable condition, but usually secondhand; frequently they are superior examples. Ordering more than one book may reduce your overall postage costs.

Stapled Wraps. First printing. pp. 13. 8vo. Stapled card covers. Fine. This list, compiled from the holdings of the Provincial Library, contains books on the music, plastic arts, games, crafts and hobbies of the native peoples.

Stapled Wraps. First printing. pp. 10. 8vo. Stapled card covers. Fine. "This list of books is compiled from the holdings of the Provincial Library. Covered here are such topics as treaties and other aspects of the relations between governments and native peoples, the status and legal rights of Indians, and also the quality of the education received by native children. A separate list contains material on broader aspects of history.".

[NONE] 1973. (Mass market paperback) Near fine. 42pp. 4to. Red card wrappers, stapled with black binding tape, as issued. Ther are penned check marks, notations, additions throughout; that said, all text is clear and otherwise a clean, bright copy. Comprehensive bibliography to the date of publication.

1973, 1st edition. (Wrappers) Very good. 32pp. 8v0. Stapled. Very faint smudging along spine, front and back cover, otherwise clean and tight throughout. This is a selected list of books on Louis Riel, the Northwest Rebellion, the Red River Uprising, and works of general nature on the Metis. Alphabetical by author. There is a title index at the end which refers to the page number of the entry.

1972. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 66pp. 66p, 4to, wraps.

[no date]. (Mass market paperback) Very good. Bibliographic Services Division - Provincial Library, Regina, Saskatchewan, 1973. 23p, wraps. A tiny bibliography to remind us all how far we have come in the last twenty years. Contains 151 items.

[NONE] 1972. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 52+. 4to. SCARCE. A selected list and, at the time, a representation of current in-print and out-of-print material available in Saskatchewan Libraries. Includes books, pamphlets, journal accounts, and articles from periodicals that reference the Status of Women, women's rights, women's liberation, their history, employment and physiology as well as family planning and home management. Lavender paper covers, stapled, front illustrated. The cover shows some light stains; the interior is clean and bright. Very good copy.

Paperback. Condition: Good. First Edition. 66 pages. 523 entries. Unmarked. Moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. (Location: Reference Shelf) Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

[0-919059-00-7] 1980. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 787pp. 4to. It covers all subjects related to Saskatchewan and lists material published during the 1905-1979 period. Covers show edgewear and spine is creased due to size. Ex-lib with sticker at heel of spine and stamp to inside cover.

[0-919059-00-7] 1980. (hardcover) Near fine, no dust jacket. 787pp. 4to. It covers all subjects related to Saskatchewan and lists material published during the 1905-1979 period.