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The Idea of Culture, 2018

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This conference aimed to explore the idea of culture; understand the politics of representation; deconstruct textbooks with textbook writers and participate in hands-on pedagogical workshops based on the concept of archives that open up the idea of material evidence used to imagine history.


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CONTENTS

Opening Address

NAVEEN KISHORE


In Conversation: The Shape of Culture through History - 2nd Millenium A.D

ROMILA THAPAR, AUDREY TRUSCHKE, KUNAL CHAKRABARTI, ANAND TANEJA


Curating 'Cultures': Collections, Practices and their Histories

SUDESHNA GUHA


Representing the Past: The Politics of Enquiry

SUNDAR SARUKKAI


What can take the place of Single, Teachable, Usable Past?

JANAKI NAIR


Narratives of Conflict and Resolution

KUMKUM ROY


Can History Contribute to Peace?

KRISHNA KUMAR


The Pedagogic Ideas of History Teachers and their Implications

LATIKA GUPTA


White Pepper Black Pepper: An Interactive Session On Thinking Like a Historian

NEHA PRADHAN ARORA, REREETI




 

 
 
 

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