ELEN RIOT - Young Artists, Innovation and the Organization, Volume II 2026

Young Artists, Innovation and the Organization, Volume II' explores entrepreneurship in the arts industries, its impact on working lives and society, and analyses interviews conducted by the author with artists in diverse fields on creative careers and entrepreneurship. Link in the comments.

Laurent Glattli - Preserving the Past, Building the Nation: A History of Heritage Conservation Policies in Postcolonial India (1944–1972) - 2026

How did India’s 3,695 ‘monuments of national importance’ come under state protection? Who authored their historical noticeboards? For whom—and against whom—was heritage preserved? To what extent did conservation serve the project of nation-building? Preserving the Past, Building the Nation offers the first comprehensive history of heritage conservation policy in post-independence India, focusing on the role of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). It is the story of an ambitious generation of archaeologists trained in the waning hour of colonial rule, who set out to preserve the cultural heritage of a newly sovereign nation. The book details how a small number of experts shaped conservation as a scientific endeavour, sidelining its political and symbolic dimensions. State protection was enforced in a top-down manner, often in tension with local communities and religious practices. Chronic financial and bureaucratic constraints hindered forward-thinking reforms, perpetuating colonial legacies. Drawing on an extensive study of ASI records, this book explores the bureaucratic machinery behind heritage management and the everyday work of ASI officers. It examines how decisions were made, implemented, and contested on the ground, and sheds light on alternative courses for Indian archaeology and conservation. The author,

is a historian specializing in contemporary South Asia, heritage studies, and postcolonial state formation. He holds a doctorate in South Asian Studies from Humboldt University of Berlin, awarded summa cum laude, for his research on heritage conservation policies in post-independence India. His research work engages with historiography, identity narratives, and the bureaucratic dimensions of cultural policy. He teaches at Sciences Po and INALCO and is associated with the Centre for South Asian and Himalayan Studies (CNRS-EHESS) in Paris. He has previously worked in the foreign policy sector in Delhi and Mumbai. To procure a copy please click on the link given below: https://primusbooks.com/.../preserving-the-past.../...

The Trials of a Nation by Priya Jain - 2026

The Trials of a Nation by Priya Jain How Crises, Conflicts and Courts Shaped Modern India | Constitutional Law, Indian Politics, Landmark Judgements & Modern Indian History Some events don’t just make history―they redefine a Republic. Democracies are not tested during peaceful times. They are tested during fear, anger, division and uncertainty. India’s journey is no exception. In this book, Priya Jain, founder of Finology Legal―a platform dedicated to making law and constitutional issues accessible to everyday Indians―examines ten defining moments that reshaped the relationship between the Indian state and its citizens and changed the course of the Republic itself. From the framing of the Constitution and the first general election to the trauma of the Emergency, the Republic has repeatedly been forced to confront its own limits. Later events, such as the 1991 economic reforms, changed India’s economic direction, while tragedies like 26/11 and the Nirbhaya case exposed deep failures in security and criminal justice. The book also explores moments where law collided with faith, identity and federal power, including the Ram Janmabhoomi–Babri Masjid dispute and the abrogation of Article 370. Penguin India Priya Jain

Philosophy and Non-Philosophy Since Merleau-Ponty (Continental Philosophy I)

420 This collection examines the development of continental thought after Maurice Merleau-Ponty and the increasingly uncertain boundary between philosophy and other intellectual disciplines. Its essays address thinkers including Heidegger, Sartre, Lacan, Foucault, Deleuze, Lyotard, Derrida, Habermas, Levinas, and Barthes. Together, they explore how phenomenology opened into structuralism, psychoanalysis, semiotics, poststructuralism, critical theory, and deconstruction. The volume considers whether philosophy can still claim a distinct method or subject when its central questions are also pursued through linguistics, literature, politics, and social theory. Particular attention is given to embodiment, language, interpretation, subjectivity, difference, and ethical relations with others. Rather than presenting a continuous historical narrative, the book maps a diverse field of arguments about what philosophy becomes when it confronts its limits and enters sustained dialogue with supposedly “non-philosophical” forms of knowledge.

Crossroads After Communism by Binio S. Binev - 2026

A cross-regional perspective on how neoliberalism shaped illiberalism in Eastern Europe and Latin America. 📚 https://cup.org/4u9DdD0

Paul Ricoeur - History and Truth -2026

This collection examines how historical knowledge can pursue truth despite being produced by situated, interpreting human beings.

rejects both naïve objectivism, which treats history as a neutral record of facts, and radical relativism, which reduces every account to personal perspective. He argues that responsible history requires evidence, critical distance, interpretation, and an honest awareness of the historian’s assumptions. The essays extend this inquiry into questions of political power, violence, work, civilization, Christianity, and modern social life. Throughout the book, history appears not merely as a completed past but as an unfinished field of meaning that shapes present action and future possibility. Ricoeur’s approach joins philosophical reflection with ethical concern, suggesting that historical truth is gradually approached through disciplined inquiry, dialogue, and the correction of competing interpretations rather than secured through a single final explanation.

Imperial Ideology and Architecture_ Damascus Under the Mamlūk Sultans (1260-1516 Ce)

Shuqin Cui - Ecological & Environmental Turns - 2026

"Professor

demonstrates a deep familiarity with the history of Western ecocriticism, Chinese ecocinematic theories, and recent scholarship such as material ecocriticism. These theories are thoughtfully woven into her arguments. This diverse selection ensures that scholars and students familiar with Chinese ecofilms will either discover new valuable films or gain fresh interpretations of those already widely discussed. This study is very accessible to both general readers and college-level students. A distinct contribution is that this could be used as a practical textbook for teaching Chinese ecocinema—this book answers the question: 'To what extent can our research and teaching in the humanities help to provide our students with the means to better understand the alarming changes in the world around us?' This is a very impressive book, and I highly recommend it." —Chia-ju Chang, Brooklyn College https://www.cambriapress.com/EcologicalEnvironmentalTurns

The Mongols and the Islamic World_ From Conquest to Conversion

Sergei Antonov examines the most prominent Russian criminal cases - 2026

Lawyer and historian

following the judicial reform of 1864 that introduced the public jury trial. RUSSIA'S ROGUE MASTERS dives into cases that involved the elites such as nobles, officials, and wealthy merchants who were being tried for crimes ranging from fraud to murder. Available now.

David George Haskell’s new book How Flowers Made Our World: The Story of Nature’s Revolutionaries

From our perfumes to home decor, modern humans live in a floral world—but we haven’t always.

argues that flowers have an incredibly overlooked history of diversity, community and some truly extraordinary evolutionary paths. “Roses evolved their aromas millions of years before humans even existed on this planet, mostly to speak to bumblebees and other insects,” Haskell tells Scientific American. “And yet we have constructed hundred-million-dollar industries around extracting rose.... We’re attracted to the appearance and the aromas of other humans because those are our friends and our family and our mates. But roses, really? We humans are so ridiculous in that way, devoting ourselves to things that evolved for other purposes. So it’s ridiculous at one level, but at another level, I think it’s really deeply beautiful.” http://spklr.io/6008Eubdp

Benjamin Claude Brower's THE COLONIZATION OF NAMES - A groundbreaking history of personal names in nineteenth-century Algeria-2026

We are pleased to announce that Benjamin Claude Brower's THE COLONIZATION OF NAMES is the winner of the 2026 Alf Andrew Heggoy Prize from the French Colonial Historical Society. This

sheds new light on the symbolic violence of renaming and the relationship between language and colonialism. https://buff.ly/kJGcZDy #Colonialism #France #Algeria #ReadUP @French ColonialHistorical Society

THE BUDDHA-LIFE & AFTERLIFE BETWEEN EAST & WEST BY PHILIP C ALMOND - 2026

New in paperback!

ddha's life and how the Buddha came to the West. | Save 20% with code BERELI26 https://cup.org/4wyk0Nu

John Tolan's Islam is now available in #paperback!

John Tolan's Islam is now available in #paperback!

Before Recognition by Maria Birnbaum - 2026

Explores how colonial and epistemic formations shaped religion as a category of governance in global politics and international order. 📚 https://cup.org/43Ek0yp

Media Literacy Across Cultures edited by Dr Amit Verma - 2026

' examines the growing significance of media literacy in a rapidly transforming global media ecosystem. The book emphasizes how media literacy strengthens critical thinking, democratic engagement, social participation, and ethical communication practices in the twenty-first century. Link in the comments.

Postcolonial Reconstruction of History in African Drama by Chima Osakwe - 2026

New Cambridge Element,

, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at https://cup.org/4fsubwX

CULTURAL EXCHANGES & COLONIAL LEGACIES IN LATIN AMERICA BY MIGUEL ANGEL GAETE - 2026

Winner of the Klaus Heyne Award for Research in German Romanticism! "An eye-opening contribution to the study of German Romanticism. It draws attention to the ways in which Romantic ideas and ideals, scientific endeavours, Eurocentric perspectives and colonial ambitions intersect in and inform the paintings, drawings and sketches of Chile discussed. The book opens new perspectives on German nineteenth-century art and the colonial issues pertaining to the Romantic project." —Mechthild Fend, Goethe University Frankfurt https://ow.ly/cBFA50ZuiXO

The Age of Hobsbawm by Emili Chabal - 2026

The first truly global biography of a revolutionary thinker. Most academics are familiar with the work of Eric Hobsbawm, the writer and historian who made Marxist analysis digestible for readers worldwide. As historian Emile Chabal reveals, Hobsbawm was also embedded in an extraordinary web of politicians, activists, and fellow intellectuals across Europe, South Asia, and the Americas. His new book,

, is a masterpiece of archival work, uncovering hidden links and unexpected conversations that shaped Hobsbawm's legacy and ideas. Discover our conversation with Chabal: https://bit.ly/3RZrUjK Coming August 18.

Jonathan Karam Skaff's Silk Roads, Steppe Roads is an innovative study of medieval Chinese tombs that provides new insights into the history of Eurasian cultural contact and exchange.

Now available,

Find it here: https://hubs.ly/Q04q_dD90 Silk Roads, Steppe Roads takes the reader on a journey to three sites in northwestern China and Mongolia to investigate medieval Chinese tombs containing evidence of Eastern Eurasian cultural contacts and exchanges. The construction, artifacts, and texts on paper and stone found at these tombs of the Sui (581–618) and early Tang (618–907) dynasties reveal glimpses of people, rituals, and objects that were in motion on the Silk and Steppe roads until being laid to rest over a millennium ago. Jonathan Karam Skaff shows how the major transit hubs of the Silk and Steppe roads were particularly active sites of cultural contestation, experimentation, and mutual influence that had an impact on the historical development of China and Inner Asia. Challenging the idealized image of the Silk Road, he also examines travel permits and sales contracts that document the trade of enslaved people over the route. Innovatively drawing on both textual and archaeological sources, Silk Roads, Steppe Roads shows how Eurasian peoples, despite believing their societies to be unique, spun overlapping and entangled webs of culture. 22 September UK pub

Aesthetics of Risk' explores the central role of art and design in shaping risk perceptions and behaviours.

How is this imperative to manage risk transforming contemporary visual language? Are its rhetorics of danger, reassurance, and rationality convincing us that we are prepared—and at what cost? '

Link in the comments.

The Future of Totality Fredric Jameson & the prospects of his critical theory - 2026

The late Fredric Jameson was one of the most influential thinkers of our time.

brings together leading scholars on his work, focusing on its usefulness for responding to the current moment and for future critical theory and practice. Save 30% with coupon E26FTRE and learn more at the link in our bio. #newbook #fredricjameson #theory

Irene Vega - Bordering on Indifference received an Honorable Mention for the Distinguished Scholarly Book Award, presented by American Sociological Association!

Congratulations to Irene Vega, whose book

This work examines how a largely Latino/a workforce of immigration agents reconciles the moral ambiguities of its work. Read a preview here: https://hubs.ly/Q04q-_Jr0

Kaustubh Mani Sengupta - Carving Calcutta: Space, Economy and Law in Eighteenth-Century Bengal - 2026

After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, the East India Company sought to consolidate its grip on the province of Bengal. At the centre of this project was the fledgling town of Calcutta, destined to become the second city of the British Empire. Our new release, ‘

’, lays out in detail the complex negotiations that played out behind the scenes during this time. Drawing on a wealth of archival material, the book reconstructs the planning and execution of key infrastructural, economic and civic projects, including the construction of Fort William and the city’s dockyards and canals, as well as colonial efforts to regularise bazaars and bring Bengal under a standardised legal framework. It offers fascinating insights into the evolution of the East India Company’s understanding and priorities as it shaped Calcutta into a military stronghold, an administrative centre and an urban space distinct from the rest of the province. Author Kaustubh Mani Sengupta is Associate Professor at the Department of History, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan. Get your copies today: https://orientblackswan.com/Carving-Calcutta.../details... Or on Amazon: https://amzn.in/d/0243hvBA #OrientBlackSwan #OBSRead

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book review--ABP 25 July 2026--TILOTTAMA TOTO STAND: KHETE KHAWA MEYEDER KATHA BY SWATI BHATTACHARYA; KOLKATA, RAVAN, Rs 475/- In this book the author has drawn attention to the various fields of labour where we are being hired and the consequent deprivations.

Phanishwar Nath Renu - Celebrating Phanishwar Nath Renu is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary author whose storytelling gave regional language, culture, and village life a timeless literary identity.

Phanishwar Nath Renu was not just a writer he was the voice of rural India. His stories beautifully capture the soul of Bihar, its people, dialects, emotions, and everyday life with an authenticity that transformed Hindi literature forever.

For readers who love meaningful literature rooted in culture, emotion, and realism — this collection is a must-read. 📖 Experience the world of one of India’s greatest literary voices. 🛒 Order your copy today.

D.D. Kosambi: One Life, Many Worlds. Ram Ramaswamy, published by HarperCollins. 2026

D.D. Kosambi was a mathematician, historian, Marxist, numismatist, and Sanskrit scholar who reshaped entire fields between 1929 and 1966. Sixty years after his death, he is more often invoked than read, more praised than examined. NIF Fellow Ram Ramaswamy’s deeply researched biography draws on letters, journals, family accounts, and unprecedented archival material to reconstruct the life of one of India’s most quoted and least understood intellectuals. With this book, the New India Foundation has now supported 40 titles. ‘D.D. Kosambi: One Life, Many Worlds’ by NIF Round 11 Fellow

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Hariye Jawa Hire & other Bengali books-new arrival - 2026

Arrival of new ink-print books placed for audio-recording and uploading in Society for the Visually Handicapped (SVH) YouTube channel, SOUNDCLOUD & Facebook-courtesy Bhoruka Charitable Trust, Jaipur-23 July 2026. "July is a Disability Pride Month"

MUGHAL DHAKA & ITS RIVER FORTIFICATION SYSTEM - DHRUBO ALAM - 2026

Dhaka was not protected by walls alone—it was defended by its rivers. As Mughal Bengal's capital, the city relied on a sophisticated network of river forts, naval fleets and powerful cannons to repel Magh and Portuguese pirates while securing vital waterways. From Idrakpur to Sonakanda and Hajiganj, these forts formed a defensive triangle that helped transform Dhaka into the political and military heart of the Bengal Subah. Read the full article. Link in the comments.

ঘরে কেন বসে রয়েছি বেকার - দেবাশীষ দেবের বই - Re: Satyajit Ray's stories -2026

এক মুঠোয় ধরে যাবে বইটি। ভাষা প্রকাশনীর ইমপ্রিন্ট বিসর্গ থেকে সদ্য প্রকাশিত শিল্পী

“ঘরে কেন বসে রয়েছি বেকার”। সত্যজিৎ রায়ের সিনেমা-গল্প-শঙ্কু কাহিনিতে ছড়িয়ে থাকা ভ্রমণের অনুষঙ্গ নিয়ে এক রত্তি বই। কথামুখে লেখক উল্লেখ করেছেন, “সত্যজিৎ রায় তাঁর সমগ্র কিশোর সাহিত্যের মধ্যে ভ্রমণের বিষয়টাকে চিরকাল কতখানি গুরুত্ব দিয়েছেন সেটা তাঁর পাঠকমাত্রই লক্ষ করে থাকবেন। এ ব্যাপারে ফেলুদার গোয়েন্দাকাহিনি বা প্রোফেসর শঙ্কুর অ্যাডভেঞ্চারধর্মী লেখাগুলো বিপুল জনপ্রিয়তার কারণে আলোচিত হয়েছে অনেক বেশি। সেই তুলনায় আজও মনে হয় কিছুটা আড়ালে থেকে গেছে তাঁর বেশ কিছু ছোটোগল্প যার মূল কাঠামোটাই গড়ে উঠেছে বেড়ানোর নানা প্রসঙ্গকে কেন্দ্র করে। দেখা যায় এখানে ব্যস্ত শহুরে জীবনের একঘেয়েমি থেকে ছুটি নিয়ে হাওয়াবদল করতে যাওয়ার ইতিবাচক পরিণামের কথাও সত্যজিৎ সরাসরি তুলে ধরেছেন বিভিন্ন চরিত্র আর ঘটনার মধ্যে দিয়ে। ওঁর লেখালিখির এই দিকটা সম্পর্কে আমার নিজের উৎসাহ ছিল দীর্ঘদিনের আর সেই কারণেই একসময় তাগিদ তৈরি হয় তাঁর বিশেষ কিছু গল্পকে নতুনভাবে আবিষ্কার করার। ফলাফল যা হাতে এল সেসব গুছিয়ে নিয়ে লিখে ফেললাম একটা প্রবন্ধ, যেটা প্রকাশিত হয় ২০০৮ সালে 'যারা পরিযায়ী' পত্রিকার শারদসংখ্যায়। লেখাটার জন্য সবার কাছে তারিফ কুড়িয়ে এরপর হাত দিলাম শঙ্কু কাহিনিগুলোতে। এখানে বেড়ানোর অংশটা ক্ষেত্রবিশেষে আরো বিস্তৃত হওয়ার ফলে লেখাটিও বেশ দীর্ঘ হয়ে দাঁড়ায়, যদিও পরের বছরেই সেটা একইভাবে ছাপা হয় ‘যারা পরিযায়ী'র শারদসংখ্যায়।” এই দুটি প্রবন্ধের পরিমার্জিত রূপ নিয়েই বইটি, বিন্যস্ত হয়েছে উপযুক্ত পর্ব-এ। এখানে তাই আলাদাভাবে দুটি প্রবন্ধ হিসেবে নেই লেখাটি, আছে পর্বে পর্বে লেখা সত্যজিতের ভ্রমণস্পৃহার এক অন্তরঙ্গ ছবি। খুবই স্বাদু ভাষায় লিখিত বইটি, ঝরঝরে ও সাবলীল। একটানে পড়া হয়ে যাবেই। লেখক আগ্রহ জানিয়েছেন ফেলুকাহিনির ভ্রমণ নিয়ে এমনই আরেকটা বই নির্মাণের। প্রতীক্ষা রইল আগামী বইয়ের জন্য। এই বইয়ে প্রতি পর্বের শিরোচ্ছবিতে আছে দেবাশীষ দেবের ইলাস্ট্রেশনে সত্যজিতের চরিত্র, সেও কম আকর্ষণীয় নয়!

Conceptualizing Two Centuries of Schooling' - It provides a comprehensive analysis of more than 115 English language keywords in the international history of education. 2026

Conceptualizing Two Centuries of Schooling' examines how an English terminology can be used to describe European school systems. It provides a comprehensive analysis of more than 115 English language keywords in the international history of education. Link in the comments.

TRIPURA - HABIGANJA - LANDSLIDES - EROSION - 2026

We are not only witnessing environmental degradation. We are watching a community lose its history, its land, and its sense of security." In Tripura Palli of Habiganj, just 24 Tripura families remain on a shrinking hill where landslides, erosion, and years of unchecked sand extraction are threatening not only their homes, but a centuries-old heritage. As every monsoon chips away at the land beneath them, residents fear the next heavy rain could erase what is left of their community. Read the full article at the link in the comments

the Tagores of Pathuriaghata - pioneering work in Hindustani classical music, they helped shape the city's cultural and artistic life. 2026

Long overshadowed by the fame of Rabindranath Tagore's Jorasanko family, the Tagores of Pathuriaghata were among the wealthiest and most influential patrons of nineteenth-century Calcutta. From the magnificent Tagore Castle and the opulent Prasad to Raja Sourindra Mohan Tagore's

Read the full article. Link in the comments.

Rakhal Das Banerji - 2026

's discoveries transformed our understanding of the ancient world, but colonial-era recognition largely bypassed him. Why has one of South Asia's greatest archaeologists remained in the shadows? Read the full article. Link in the comments.

RAJNITIBEKSHAN - PARTHA CHATTOPADHYAY - KOLKATA, ANUSTUP, Rs 400/-

Autism-- Indrani Basu - a Bengali book for general users 19 July 2026

Autism--a Bengali book for general users 19 July 2026

Paramita Sen’s BATANAGAR - 2026 -chronicles the rise, cultural impact and eventual decline of India’s most unique industrial town.

Part intimate memoir, part sweeping history, Paramita Sen’s BATANAGAR

🌼 A must-read for history buffs and lovers of narrative non-fiction 🛒 Out now in bookstores and available online!

'Image, Territory, Representation'-by Professor Moinak Biswas-2nd Swapan Chakravorty Memorial Lecture will be held on 29th July, 2026, from 3 pm at the P.C. Mahalanobis Auditorium-

The 2nd Swapan Chakravorty Memorial Lecture will be held on 29th July, 2026, from 3 pm at the P.C. Mahalanobis Auditorium. The speaker for this year is

, Professor of Film Studies, Jadavpur University. The title of his talk is 'Image, Territory, Representation'. Here's a brief abstract of his talk: "The critique of representation has passed through many phases. But representation keeps calling attention to itself because of its persistence in political and aesthetic worlds. This talk attempts to see if Indian artists have sometimes gone beyond the terms of representation as they shared an imagination of space and territory. Through examples of painting and writing, it explores the possible formation of a vision of land that rendered the status of its object uncertain." All are welcome.

UTTARAYAN - TARASHANKAR BANDYOPADHYAY - TARASHANKAR RACHANABALI V 16

উত্তরায়ণ -তারাশঙ্কর বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায় - রচনাবলী ১৬।

-499 MB-SVH audiobook for Blind & Print-Disabled students & teachers-included in University syllabus UG,PG, PhD, post-PhD level Bengali Language & Literature courses-classic Bengali creative literature-Recordist KRISHNA BHATTACHARYA-SVH Digital Editor Bandana Basu-uploaded by Hena Basu on 18 July 2026 from SVH Braille & Digital Audiobook Library, State Central Library WB, Kankurgachi, Kolkata 700054. This book is dedicated to the cause of International DeafBlind Awareness Day & as a homage to Dr Helen Keller (27 June 1880-01 June 1968) - Education Empowerment of Persons with Print-disability & Learning disability.

Sociology of Gender: Contemporary Issues and Perspectives (published by Cambridge University Press, 2026), edited by Pushpesh Kumar, Rituparna Patgiri and Deepali Aparajita Dungdung. 2026

Doing Sociology invites you to a book discussion on

Discussants: Deepa Srinivas, Professor, Centre for Women’s Studies, University of Hyderabad Leena Pujari, Professor, Sociology, HSNC University Mumbai Nirmali Goswami, Assistant Professor, Sociology, Tezpur University 20 August, 7:30 pm IST Registration link: https://us06web.zoom.us/.../register/OlB-YkvQS7ezZ-A81CIIzQ

KENOYER -ANCIENT CITIES - 2026

Mohenjo-daro has been called the "city of wells." Mark Kenoyer writes: "On the basis of the number of wells found in the excavated areas, Michael Jansen has calculated that the city may have had over 700 wells. In contrast Harappa may have had as few as 30, since only 8 wells have been discovered in the areas excavated so far. The difference between these two cities may be that Mohenjo-daro had less winter rain and may have been situated far away from the Indus river. At Harappa a large depression in the center of the city may represent a large tank or reservoir accessible to the inhabitants from all the different neighborhoods. The site of Dholavira has only a few wells, but most water for the city was collected during the rainy season in large stone cisterns. The drains for collecting rain water were built separately from drains used to take away dirty sewage water." (Kenoyer, Ancient Cities, p. 59)

01 কীর্তিহাটের কড়চা -তারাশঙ্কর বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায় - রচনাবলী 13 - 01 Kirtihater Karcha-Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay - Rachanabali 13 - 2026

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