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Tag Archives: Subaltern historiography
Which historiography..In search of the Unknown worker.
Just as every country has a tomb for the unknown soldier, every country should have a tomb for the unknown worker. As part of exploring “Everyday history” to understand reality of working people in terms of their concrete lived experiences, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Diary, India, Indian Diaspora, Iraq, Learning, Libya, life, Mediterranean Everyday History Society, Naxalbari, Peasant movement, Subaltern historiography, Tripoli, Tripoli Reading Group
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