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Prisoner of Darkness by Baburao Bagul; From his book, 'When I hid my Caste'

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Prisoner of Darkness by Baburao Bagul; From his book, 'When I hid my Caste'

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By Chinua Achebe

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Decoding race, inequality and segregation with compassion.

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Decoding race, inequality and segregation with compassion.

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To Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee.

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Can't recollect the name of a book that graced one of our sessions?
Have related book suggestions so exciting that they've effectively paralysed you in your armchair?
Well then this is for you!
We look forward to seeing your contributions!

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Kandaswamy is a poet and activist who also focuses on anti-caste sentiment, we will be contrasting her work with Lakkur Ananda with respect to the ideas mentioned earlier

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We'll be looking into the formation of caste identity, Dalit literature, and the implications of writing in one's mother tongue in contrast with poets that write primarily in english.

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Scruton's meditations on Classical Music, Silence and the Human Condition

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Scruton's meditations on Classical Music, Silence and the Human Condition

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For many of us who don't have a critical exposure to the formal intricacies of music as a medium of instinctive philosophical inquiry, Roger Scruton can serve as an immensely insightful guide. Listening to his lectures or reading his works are a great way to equip oneself with the vocabulary and frameworks for understanding the nuances and arguably the ideals of art.

"(For) the real performance of serious music is one half of a dialogue, the other half of which is a deep stillness; a stillness of people brought together by listening."
- Roger Scruton

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Roger Scruton - Is Music a Civilising Force?

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Melancholy, ghostliness and economy in the short fiction by Amit Chaudhuri

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Melancholy, ghostliness and economy in the short fiction by Amit Chaudhuri

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/232859625_Melancholy_ghostliness_and_economy_in_the_short_fiction_of_Amit_Chaudhuri

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Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press)

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Amit Chaudhuri Talks About ‘Incompleteness’ in Art

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Exploring the Language of Music and the Motif of Music

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In this week's session we'll be looking into Rabindranath Tagore's works, from their Mysticism to their conceptualisation of the dynamics between Nationalism and Internationalism.

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STRUCTURE of the Reading Club:

What appeals to me about the text? As we respond to this central question, a few areas worth looking into would be:

1] Intuitive brilliance & insightfulness [ personal reflections which are thoughtful and profound]

2] Contemporary relevance and questions [pressing issues ; eg, democracy, pluralism]

3] Culture and ethic [ to promote an inter-cultural understanding; eg, a passage from a mystic verse ]

4] Language and style [ this might remind you of English class; you could also comment on the genre and the effects of its conventions. Moreover, this might also allusions to other texts/books[ inter-textuality]

5] The modern condition