The Journal of Contemporary Thought
Summer Issue - 2012

Contents:

Rethinking the Global South

- Mukoma Wa Ngugi

From Indian Literature to World Literature

A Conversation with Satya P. Mohanty

- Rashmi Dube Bhatnagtar & Rajender kaur

Critical Responses

    Asia in My Life

   Ngugi wa Thiong'o

    The Global South and Cultural Struggles: On the

    Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organization

   Duncan McEachern Yoon

    The Fault Lines of Hindi and Urdu

   Sanjay Kumar

    Is there an Indian Way of Thinking about

    Comparative Literature?

   E.V. Ramakrishnan

    Varieties of Cultural Chauvinism and the Relevance

    of Comparative Studies

   Tilottoma Misra

    Modernity and Public Sphere in Vernacular

   Purushottam Agrawal

    Reframing Colonialism and Modernity:

    An Endeavour through Sociology and Literature

   Gurminder K. Bhambra

    Literature to Combat Cultural Chauvinism: A Response

   Shivani Jha

    West Indian Writers and Cultural Chauvinism

   Jerome Teelucksingh

    Oral Knowledge in Berber Women's Expressions of the Sacred

   Fatima Sadiqi

    The Diseased Body, Law and The Paradox of Citizenship

   Dilip K. Das

    Enlightenment Modernity: Aporias and Redemption

   Omendra Kumar Singh

    Trauma, Rememoration and South Asia

   Nuzhat Amin

    Nationalism and 'the Other':

    News Framing of an India Pakistan Cricket Match

   Nikhil Moro

    Aesthetic Politics: Models of Reading,

    Models of Citizenship

   Elise Takehana

    Book Review

   M.T. Ansari

   Notes on Contributors