Week 3: September 14 & 16
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Week 3: September 14 & 16
· Shonaleeka Kaul, “The Idea of India: a historical corrective,” The New Indian Express, August 14, 2020
· Malavika Kasturi and Mekhola Gomes, “To Say That an Indian Nation-State Existed in the Ancient Past is Historical Manipulation,” The Wire, August 17, 2020
· Shonaleeka Kaul, “The Empire Strikes Back: Ad Hominem as History,” The Wire August 29, 2020
· Malavika Kasturi and Mekhola Gomes, “Debate: History, Historians and the Many Ideas of India,” The Wire August 28, 2020
· Dilip Menon, “Debate: History, Historians and a Desire Named India,” September 1, 2020 The Wire
· Janet Abu-Lughod, “The Indian Subcontinent: On the Way to Everywhere,” pp. 261-290
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"The Idea of India: a historical corrective," The New Indian Express Auguist 14, 2020
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Kasturi & Gomes, "To Say That an Indian Nation-State Existed in the Ancient Past is Historical Manipulation," The Wire, August17 2020
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Shonaleeka Kaur, “The Empire Strikes Back: Ad Hominem as History,” The Wire August 29, 2020
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- Abu-Lughod, Before European Hegemony: The World System A.D. 1250-1350 (OUP 1989): “The Indian Subcontinent: On the Way to Everywhere,” pp. 261-290
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Jonathan Wolfe, "Why Mokha, Historical Port that Shaped the Coffee Trade..." The New York Times, September 12, 2026
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