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Wednesday, 12 August 2026
Reparative Craft Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick As A Textile Artist - Jason Edwards
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick is primarily known for her foundational work in queer and affect theory, but her artistic work with textiles remains largely unexplored. In “Reparative Craft,” Jason Edwards examines a range of her textile art from a ten-year period in which she was also writing Touching Feeling.
Monday, 10 August 2026
Democratic Drain by Justin Gest Explores a new phenomenon in which migration depletes origin countries of people with democratic political values, enabling authoritarianism
Explores a new phenomenon in which migration depletes origin countries of people with democratic political values, enabling authoritarianism
HarbansMukhia - BEYOND KINGS & DYNASTIES - RETHINKING MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY - 2026
"History is far more than the "enthronement or dethronement of kings" and their battles."
Renowned historian Harbans Mukhia explores the shift toward the "history of the people" and the wider social significance of our past. Explore how decolonising scholarship and using imagination can help us understand the "complex milieu of everyday life" across centuries.
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CHAKMA'S RESISTANCE TO bRITISH RULE - RATAN LAL CHAKRABARTY - 2026
Long before British rule was firmly established in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, the Chakmas resisted the East India Company's attempts to impose revenue collection and extend its authority into the hills. Led by Sher Daulat Khan, Jan Baksh Khan and Ranu Khan, they used guerrilla tactics to challenge Company forces, disrupt revenue collection and defend their control over the region. The resistance lasted for roughly a decade before an economic blockade finally forced Jan Baksh Khan to come to terms with the Company in 1787.
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