op-ed | Writers' afterlife: Print cultures and public memory
South Asians don’t know their pre-colonial literary past with the same intimacy as the Western reader since publishing arrived under the alienating aegis of the colonial State
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South Asians don’t know their pre-colonial literary past with the same intimacy as the Western reader since publishing arrived under the alienating aegis of the colonial State
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