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L ' Histoire Volume 2, Issue 1

(Hi)Stories of the Folk: Ranajit Guha and Subaltern Studies

Summer 2023

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Table of Contents

The Histories of the Folk: Ranajit Guha and Subaltern Studies

Sambrita Chakraborty

A Note from the Convenor

Mihir Seth

Editorial: Locating Guha in Global History and Global History in Guha

Neellohit Roy

"Bhadralok": A Dilemma

Re-reading the Shakhchunni

Reimagining the Subaltern: A Critical Analysis Of Ranajit Guha’s Historiography And Its Implications For The Study Of Folk Histories In Postcolonial Contexts

Himaghna Bandyopadhyay

Gayatri Paul

Ayush Sen

Reconstructing the Trajectories of 'Subalternity' and 'Plebianhood': Assessing their Intersection and Transformation
within the Subaltern Studies Collective

Debaleena Basu

Voices Unveiled: Subaltern Culture, Representation, and the Complexities of Interpretation

Riddhi Bhattacharyya

Subaltern Studies and the Emerging Subaltern Consciousness

Sambrita Chakraborty

A Note from the Mockingbird

Mihir Seth

Forest Deity in Defending Indigenous Rights: Sundarban's Case Study

Trisha Banerjee

Alcohol and Ayurveda: A Look into the Ancient Indian Mindset

Swamantak Ganguly

Picture Essay: Walking the Silk Route

Mihir Seth

Acknowledgement

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