Links
to Course Readings on Electronic Reserves
Postcolonial Studies: a beginning (Sanjay Seth et. al. in Postcolonial Studies, Vol 1, No 1, pp 7± 11, 1998)
Other Relevant Links
An excellent overview of South Asian historiography (From Seminar #522 [Feb. 2003] This essay by Neeladri Bhattacharya, titled "The Problem" sets the stage for a series of articles exploring the ongoing controversy around rewriting of History, particularly high school textbooks)
Subaltern Studies Page (Bibliography)
A Review of the Subaltern Studies Conference 1999 (from EPW)
The Subaltern Studies Group from The Postcolonial Web
Marxists.Org A great website with primary and secondary writing by and about Marxists as well as non-Marxists who have had a significant influence on the world around us. (Includes a large section on Gramsci, btw, though nothing under Guha or Subaltern Studies!!)
Dipesh Chakrabarty, Minority Histories, Subaltern Pasts
History After the Three Worlds: An Introduction by Arif Dirlik, Vinay Bahl and Peter Gran
Beyond Orientalism: Gauri Viswanathan
A Subaltern Editor Squeaks: Language that is unfathomable is also uneditable
More from Rukun Advani (Subaltern Studies Parodies)
Research Tools
Economic and Political Weekly of India ( A unique, wonderful journal)
Link to
Bibliography of Asian Studies (Via Cline)
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