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Volume 3, Number 3, 2011
Theme: Hierarchical Economies
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CONTENTS
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Editorial (PDF)
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386—388
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Criticism
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Living Dangerously: Lessons of Recent Global Meltdown (PDF)
Ratan Khasnabis
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389—395
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Globalization and the De-nationalization of Indian Middle Class (PDF)
Rajesh Kochhar
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396—403
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Envisioning a Just Safe World (PDF)
Arun G. Mukhopadhyay
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404—409
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Smile: You are on Camera! The Rise of Participatory Surveillance (PDF)
Pramod K. Nayar
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410—418
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Disputed Worlds: Performances of Heritage in Cusco's Tourism Economy (PDF)
Erin McCoy
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419—425
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The Nigerian Coming-of-Age Novel as a Globalization Device: A Reading of Chris Abani’s GraceLand (PDF)
Sita Maria Kattanek
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426—433
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Crossing the Border and Tasting the Nation: the Indian Experience in Chitrita Banerji’s Eating India: Exploring a Nation’s Cuisine (PDF)
Rajarshi Mitra
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434—439
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Everyday Aesthetics in Contemporary Art (PDF)
Gabriela Farías
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440—447
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Creative
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Photography as Hierarchic Ideogram (PDF)
Adway Chowdhuri
Sambit Chatterjee
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448—452
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Book Review
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Defiant Images: Photography and Apartheid South Africa by Darren Newbury (PDF)
Review by Tarun Tapas Mukherjee
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453—454
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Call for Papers (V4 N1): Special Issue on Charles Dickens
Rupkatha Journal is going to publish a Special Issue (volume 4, Number 1) on Charles Dickens (1812-2012) on the Bicentenary of his birth. As this is going to be a celebration issue, we would like to explore the author, his works and his influences from wide-angle perspectives of the 21st century. We encourage authors to submit original scholarly papers and innovative artworks and relevant book reviews on the areas specified below:
Topics
A. Critical Writings
i. Dickens and his times,
ii. Dickens as a journalist, creative writer, social reformer, popular artist etc.,
ii. Dickens’s literary techniques,
iii. Discussion of theme/s of his work/s,
iv. Dickens’s influence on writers, visual artists, thinkers, filmmakers
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