Browsing Philosophy by Author "Rath, A."

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The Agora, the dog, the sage and the friend: Tracing cosmopolitan ancestries in the hellenistic regimes

Mukherjee, P.C.; Tharakan, K.; Rath, A. (Anekaant: A Journal of Polysemic Thought. (3); 2015; 71-80.)

Cosmopolitanism looks at the possibility of engaging in an interactive worldview where the local boundaries cater to the need for a spatial location for human inhabitation but never function as a limit to the possibilities ...
Between aspiration and imagination: Exploring native-cosmopolitanism in Adib Khan's Spiral Road and Mohammad Hanif's Our Lady of Alice Bhatti

Chattopadhyay-Mukherjee, P.; Rath, A.; Tharakan, K. (Postcolonial Urban Outcasts City Margins in South Asian Literature, Ed. by: Madhurima Chakraborty and Umme Al-wazedi. Routledge. 2017; 131-139.)

The notion of a postcolonial urban outcast is both complex and intriguing. It is a complex position because the individual envisions freedom of movement and expression of opinions in spite of the limitations that the city ...

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