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Hatred in the belly: Book Launch and Discussion in Mumbai
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Hatred in the belly: Book Launch and Discussion in Mumbai

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On Saturday, 23rd January, 2016
3:30 PM – 7:00 PM
At: J. P. Naik Bhavan, University of Mumbai, Vidyanagari Campus, Kalina, Santacruz (East), Mumbai 400 098

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Chief Guests

 J. V. Pawar, eminent writer and founding member of the Dalit Panthers;
Dr Suresh Mane, Former Head of Law Department, University of Mumbai;
Sunil Khobragade, Editor-in-Chief, Mahanayak

 Speakers

 Dr Sangeeta Pawar, Associate Prof, Dept of Commerce, University of Mumbai; Anoop Kumar, Teacher and activist; Pradnya Mangala, Researcher and activist; Naren Bedide (Kuffir) Contributing Editor, Round Table India; Nilesh Kumar, Research Scholar, TISS; James Michael, Independent researcher; Yogesh Maitreya, Poet and researcher; Akshay Pathak, Writer; Gaurav Somwanshi, Writer and entrepreneur; Gurinder Azad, Poet and activist, Rahul Gaikwad, entrepreneur and writer, and others.

At this same venue in Mumbai, on 21st December 2014, triggered by the Roy-Navayana project of ‘introducing’ Annihilation of Caste, the debate, led by Dr Suresh Mane and other writers from Round Table India, on the attempted appropriation of Babasaheb Ambedkar’s works gathered critical momentum. The book ‘Hatred in the belly: Politics behind the appropriation of Dr Ambedkar’s writings’ is a result of those deliberations.

The current discussion, marked also by the launch of the book, ‘Hatred in the Belly: Politics behind the appropriation of Dr Ambedkar’s Writings’ published by The Shared Mirror Publishing House, aims to not just revisit the issues touched upon more than one year ago, but also attempt to unveil and understand Brahmanic hegemony in a larger context.

The panelists would expose Brahmanic hegemony as a historical process which has shaped institutions, social relationships, knowledge production and access to material and cultural resources. The panel discussion would be followed by an interactive session with the editor and authors of the book.

All are welcome!

 ‘Hatred in the Belly: Politics behind the appropriation of Dr Ambedkar’s Writings’ is available on amazon.in at: http://www.amazon.in/Hatred-belly-Politics-appropriation-Ambedkars/dp/8192993000/ref=zg_bs_1318176031_3

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