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Amitava Kumar

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  • Professor of English, Vassar College
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Writer. My Beloved Life (Knopf, 2024). Bylines: Granta, Harper's, New Yorker, NYT. Vassar prof. Guggenheim, Cullman Center Fellow. amitava.bsky.social
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What Indian Trains Reveal About the Republic: Amitava Kumar’s Social Journey

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S.N.S. Sastry’s 1967 documentary film I Am 20 opens with the whistle of a train and the words of T. N. Subramanian, a loquacious young man with a book of chemistry in front.
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Home Authors Amitava kumar About The Author Amitava Kumar is a writer and artist who is Professor of English at Vassar College in upstate New York About The Author Amitava Kumar is a writer and artist who is Professor of English at Vassar College in upstate New York Violence is endlessly recyclable. Stop torture. Stop bulldozer injustice. Remember that we live in one world. Remember that the body forgets nothing, nor does the earth.
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