Tag Archives: Mediterranean Everyday History Society

Year End Diary-2013-Visibility

Posted on December 22, 2013 by prashant bhatt

The world is profane and sacred. It must be swallowed whole. There is always more to be known about it than you can ever know. Margaret Atwood in her introduction to Alice Munro’s Best: Selected Stories Alice Munro-Nobel Literature Winner-2013 … Continue reading →

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Father’s Day Walk review

Posted on June 19, 2013 by prashant bhatt

As part of the review of father’s day walks, one sees another part of the story when one becomes a father. As I look back at the -First Day covers and stamps he would send from his field station postings,and … Continue reading →

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Exploring Worker Poets

Posted on March 20, 2013 by prashant bhatt

Reading groups can be an effective way to delegitimize the hegemonic discourse of predefined social roles and labor divisions (both inscribed into the acceptance of the normality of the working days’ time-schedule). As long term expatriate workers we found many … Continue reading →

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