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Reclaiming the Disabled Subject: Representing Disability in Short Fiction Vol. 1

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: English Publication details: India Bloomsbury 2022Description: 288ISBN:
  • 9789354353307
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • SAT 823
Summary: Chapter 1. Vishakha by Medha Trivedi (trans. Nilufer E. Bharucha) Introduction Chapter 2. Lohini Sagai by Ishwar Petlikar (trans. Shilpa Das as 'Ties of Blood’) Introduction Chapter 3. Pangu by Kalindi Charan Panigrahi (trans. Subhendu Mund as 'Handicapped') Introduction Chapter 4. Subha by Rabindranath Tagore (trans. Banibrata Mahanta) Introduction Chapter 5. Koobad by Khalid Jawed (trans. Sania Hashmi as 'The Hunchback') Introduction Chapter 6. Gungiya by Mahadevi Varma (trans. Shubhra Dubey) Introduction Chapter 7. Kurai Piravi by T. Jayakanthan (trans. Hemchandran Karah as 'Incomplete Being') Introduction Chapter 8. Woh by Rasheed Jahan (trans. Shilpaa Anand and Aneesa Mushtaq as 'That Woman') Introduction Chapter 9. Kushtorogir Bou by Manik Bandopadhyay (trans. Brati Biswas as 'The Leprosy Patient's Wife') Introduction Chapter 10. Thakara by P. Padmarajan (trans. Sanju Thomas) Introduction Chapter 11. Beethoven by Saurabh Kumar Chaliha (trans. Rajashree Bargohain) Introduction Chapter 12. Khitin Babu by Sachidanand Hiranandan Vatsyayan 'Ajnyeya' (trans. Ritwick Bhattacharjee) Introduction Chapter 13. Seh Da Takkla by Gurdial Singh (trans. Jasdeep Singh as 'The Mute Fury') Introduction Chapter 14. Shwaas by Madhavi Gharpure (trans. Rohini Mokashi Punekar as 'Breath') Introduction Chapter 15. Cikitsa by Raamaa Chandramouli (trans. Indira Babbellapati as 'Cikitsa: The Treatment') Introduction Chapter 16. Moonnu Andhanmar Anaye Vivarikkunnu by E. Santosh Kumar (trans. Shalini Rachel Varghese as 'Three Blind Men Describe an Elephant’) Introduction Chapter 17. Drushti by Bolwar Mahamad Kunhi (trans. Keerti Ramachandra) Introduction
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Chapter 1. Vishakha by Medha Trivedi (trans. Nilufer E. Bharucha) Introduction
Chapter 2. Lohini Sagai by Ishwar Petlikar (trans. Shilpa Das as 'Ties of Blood’) Introduction
Chapter 3. Pangu by Kalindi Charan Panigrahi (trans. Subhendu Mund as 'Handicapped') Introduction
Chapter 4. Subha by Rabindranath Tagore (trans. Banibrata Mahanta) Introduction
Chapter 5. Koobad by Khalid Jawed (trans. Sania Hashmi as 'The Hunchback') Introduction
Chapter 6. Gungiya by Mahadevi Varma (trans. Shubhra Dubey) Introduction
Chapter 7. Kurai Piravi by T. Jayakanthan (trans. Hemchandran Karah as 'Incomplete Being') Introduction
Chapter 8. Woh by Rasheed Jahan (trans. Shilpaa Anand and Aneesa Mushtaq as 'That Woman') Introduction
Chapter 9. Kushtorogir Bou by Manik Bandopadhyay (trans. Brati Biswas as 'The Leprosy Patient's Wife') Introduction
Chapter 10. Thakara by P. Padmarajan (trans. Sanju Thomas) Introduction
Chapter 11. Beethoven by Saurabh Kumar Chaliha (trans. Rajashree Bargohain) Introduction Chapter 12. Khitin Babu by Sachidanand Hiranandan Vatsyayan 'Ajnyeya' (trans. Ritwick Bhattacharjee) Introduction
Chapter 13. Seh Da Takkla by Gurdial Singh (trans. Jasdeep Singh as 'The Mute Fury') Introduction Chapter 14. Shwaas by Madhavi Gharpure (trans. Rohini Mokashi Punekar as 'Breath') Introduction Chapter 15. Cikitsa by Raamaa Chandramouli (trans. Indira Babbellapati as 'Cikitsa: The Treatment') Introduction
Chapter 16. Moonnu Andhanmar Anaye Vivarikkunnu by E. Santosh Kumar (trans. Shalini Rachel Varghese as 'Three Blind Men Describe an Elephant’) Introduction
Chapter 17. Drushti by Bolwar Mahamad Kunhi (trans. Keerti Ramachandra) Introduction

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