On the cover of Biblio Ap-June 2017
We
(UVa) do not subscribe to the expensive online digital version, but we do have an airmail subscription for the print
edition, located in our Asian periodicals room on the 2nd floor of Alderman
In
this Biblio issue - some articles on the Tebhaga Women’s Movement,
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a book on the “Liberation of Sita” (translated from Telegu),
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“Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows,”
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history of Indian sport,
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“Maid in India,”
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“Memior of a Sri Lankan Housemaid,” and
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“Love in Chakiwara. . .” by Muhammad Khalid Akhtar, translated from Urdu by
Bilal Tanweer, etc.
Z1035.A1 B43 CURRENT ISSUES IN THE ASIAN STUDIES ROOM in Alderman 2nd
floor.
From the Telegraph –
*It’s
review of Chakiwara 2017 June 9, p. 12 Tales from a lost time “Love in
Chakiwara” Muhammad Khalid Akhtar
*there’s an interesting article on Bengali food
2017
June 25 Dum Mast Must (Food over time) https://www.telegraphindia.com/1170625/jsp/7days/story_158566.jsp#
*About the Beatles and Indians 2017 June 10, p. 4 “Forgotten Indians in Beatles
album tracked” https://www.telegraphindia.com/1170610/jsp/nation/story_156112.jsp
*R. Guha on Harijan term 2017 June 10, p. 10 Rise and fall of the term
‘Harijan’ R. Guha https://www.telegraphindia.com/1170610/jsp/opinion/story_156002.jsp
*R. Guha on Modi and Shah 2017 June 24 p. 16 Guha on Modi and Shah https://www.telegraphindia.com/1170624/jsp/opinion/story_158377.jsp#
*Food again 2017 June 9, p., Paperback – Shared tables: Family Stories and
recipes from Poona to La by Kaumudi Marathe. More about people, but see her
earlier “The Essential Marathi Cookbook.”
Shared Tables listed on WorldCat at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/991344768
with link to Amazon $20.76
We have the earlier work (Marathi Cookbook) listed on WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/493381176
Our copy is in Alderman http://search.lib.virginia.edu/catalog/u5206495
There
are also 5 recent books from India in Alderman Library
which includes G̲h̲āliba ke patra Now checked out http://search.lib.virginia.edu/catalog/u6996458
and on Mir http://search.lib.virginia.edu/catalog/u6996457
or Mīra Kī Kavitā. Etc – daughters, environment, and Muslim women in
medieval India
Or
7 titles, even more recently from India
https://www.worldcat.org/profiles/uvalibrary/lists/3750662 which are titles on Pakistan creation, Mahasweta Devi’s “Subaltern speaks,” Bhagat
Singh’s Jail notebook, another Tantric Studies volume, “Bengali women in love,
1850-1930,” the “Indian Ocean Civilization,” and even Modi on the environment
and climate change!
Enjoy – sorry if this is too long a list, too dense – but there’s some great or
at least interesting stuff here.
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