Vol. 18 No. 1-2 (2011): Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences

Editorial

• Editorial

  Varsha Bhagat-Ganguly

  1-7

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Articles

• Revisiting the Camus-Sartre Debate

  Mangesh Kulkarni

  9-23

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• Systems and Lifeworlds A Habermasian Overview of Major Trends in Classical Indian Philosophy

  Ajay Verma

  25-41

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• A Tale of Three Couples and their Poet Ramakatha, Love and Valmiki in South Asian Tradition

  Kanad Sinha

  43-79

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• A Paradigm Reconsidered F.G. Bailey and the Study of Politics in India

  Gitika De

  81-96

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• Reconstructing History and Memory Partition Narratives in Translation

  Baisali Hui

  97-110

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• Gendering of Art through Religious Symbolism Mapping Depictions of Feminine Sexuality in Hindu Temple Architecture

  Preeti Sharma

  111-127

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• Disciplining English Literary Studies in India A Critique

  Banibrata Mahanta

  129-139

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• Reading Community Identities and Traditions The History and Representation of the Shrivaishnavas of South India

  Ranjeeta Dutta

  141-167

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• Settling the Unruly Tracts Representation of Counter Spatial Tactics, Ideas on Environment and Justice among Santals in 18th Century Folktales

  Sayantoni Datta

  169-192

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Book Review

• Contrary to Thoughtlessness Rethinking Practical Wisdom, Monica Mueller

  Amal Kumar Harh

  194-202

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• Revolution From Above India's Future and the Citizen Elite, Gupta, Dipankar

  Varsha Bhagat-Ganguly

  203-207

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• Contributors

  IIAS Shimla

  209

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