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The conversations begun in the Calcutta chapter of The Idea of India continued over the Bangalore edition of the conference, co-organized by and hosted at the Vidyashilp Academy. The wide range of content explored cross border perspectives both within and outside school history syllabi and illustrated the kinds of directions the arts can lead relevant socio-political discussions in, even including an oral history presentation by the school's students.


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Contents


Culture and School

PADMA M. SARANGAPANI


Collective History and Identity

ANAM ZAKARIA


Panel Discussion

PADMA SARANGAPANI, ANAM ZAKARIA, MANOSH CHOWDHURY, NAEEM MOHAIEMEN


Gaps, Erasures, Silences: How the Arts Provoke History

ARUNDHATI GHOSH


The Challenges of Staging Communalism in these Times: The Aesthetics of Jana Natya Manch Plays

KOMITA DHANDA (An Illustrated Talk)


Heritage, Conservation and Pedagogy

ABEER GUPTA




 


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