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Friday, 16 November 2012
Kapil Sabil's Ebay feedback
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So, okay, the 2G auction was a flop. But- and this is the crucial question for high powered Economic theory- how does this affect Kapilji...
The Silence of the Dead- part 2
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M.N. Srinivas has left us a piquant memoir on F.B. Steiner- which contains the following anecdote of a typical exchange between him and Pr...
The silence of the dead- part 1
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The 'sluagh'. in Irish and Scottish folklore, was the spirit horde of the restless dead, and the 'slogan', the Highland Regi...
Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Rebecca Gould & Sheldon Pollock's Bollocks
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What does this sentence mean? This oeuvre further demonstrates that it is possible to attain seemingly unattainable depth by virtue of tho...
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Sunday, 11 November 2012
Is Indology part of the Humanities or the sub-Humanities?
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Prof. Sheldon Pollock holds that the reader of the Ramayana has no means of knowing what Rama feels or whether he feels and, furthermore, ...
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Saturday, 10 November 2012
Ghalib's ghazal 61
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N.B. I've revised the first couplet on the basis of an excellent comment received. I suppose I may add that my version of this Gh...
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Thursday, 8 November 2012
'True Blood', Hysteresis Costs and Repugnancy Markets.
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Vampires like human blood. Humans are willing to sell blood, preferably that of somebody else, for a price. So long as Vampires are willing...
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