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Intersections in Sociology, Art and Art History: A Conversation With Parul Dave-Mukherji
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Series Note: Conversation on/for south Asia. 2. Preface and acknowledgements. 3. Introduction: A brief outline of the Context of the Conversation. 4. The Conversation. 5. Conclusion: Towards an Inconclusive Closure. Conversations on/for South Asia is an open-ended publication series launched by the Department of Sociology, South Asian University as an intellectual forum that would allow for inventing and re-inventing scholarship in and around the dynamic socio-political complexities of South Asian societies. The series would publish 'conversations' with South Asian scholars on vital issues of concern as well as other kinds of texts that would contribute to a critical and reflective understanding of the region. It is one of the main textual tools through which the Department of Sociology at South Asian University hopes to expand its thinking to the wider public domain in South Asia and the world.
