Crossing Boundaries

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Geeti Sen
Orient Blackswan, 1997 - History - 303 pages
To commemorate fifty years of Independence in the subcontinent it seems appropriate to cut across the borders which separate Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. This book is a collection of outstanding essays, containing 45 black and white photographs, includes contributions by authors and artists from all three countries of the subcontinent.
 

Contents

REMEMBRANCE OF TIME PAST
19
THE FIRST DAYS IN PAKISTAN
26
THE JAJMANI SYSTEM
40
91 GARDEN TOWN
47
INTERVIEW
55
NEW AND OLD WRITINGS
79
OPEN SESAME
93
OF HISTORY NATIONALISM AND POETRY
101
THE RIVER OF HINDUSTANI MUSIC
179
NATIONALISM AND ACTIVISM
187
THE ARCHITECTURE
203
INTERPRETATIONS OF THE BANGLADESH WAR
219
WOMEN ARTISTS OF PAKISTAN
229
GENDER POLITICS IN THEATRE
239
SHARED CONCERNS IN ALTERNATIVE THEATRE
250
SELF AND THE OTHER
259

MOTHER AND OTHER POEMS
112
THE GRASS IS LIKE ME AND OTHER POEMS
122
THE SADHANA OF LALAN FAKIR
139
WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO MY SONG?
151
Sumanta Banerjeee
163
THE BIG AND THE SMALL
268
TWO SIDES OF A MIRROR
275
INTERVIEW
284
OUR CONTRIBUTORS
298
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