Laura Brueck

@humanprof.bsky.social

Professor @northwesternu, Director @AliceKaplanInstitute, South Asian and Comparative literature, anti-caste.

A lot has been happening in South Asia and a lot has been written about it. This story becomes even more relevant now 👇 Pakistan & Bangladesh strengthen ties and the shift is making New Delhi uneasy. Waleed Nasir writes for @newlinesmag.bsky.social newlinesmag.com/spotlight/in...

India Takes Notice as Pakistan and Bangladesh Strengthen Ties

After Sheikh Hasina’s fall, Dhaka — long aligned with New Delhi — is recalibrating its regional alliances and drawing closer to its historical adversary

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From December 2023: Daniel Majchrowicz’s The World in Words illustrates the ways in which Southasians imagined new geographies and cultures and their relationship to them, conveyed through the production and circulation of travel writing across the subcontinent. buff.ly/SW0VHJY.

How Urdu travel writers brought the world back home

When once asked about his favourite childhood reads, the renowned Urdu writer Naiyer Masud mentioned Khaufnak Dunya: Jazira-i Borniyo meñ Safar aur Jangaloñ meñ

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I had a wonderful time recording the latest episode of the Feminist #Translation Network podcast with the brilliant Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci and @lawrenceschimel.bsky.social!! We talked about feminist translation, disruptive strategies...and even sledgehammers #iykyk

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Check out our new podcast: @woolzz.bsky.social in conversation with Michelle Geoffrion-Vinci and @lawrenceschimel.bsky.social. A fascinating discussion about visibility, 'disruptive' strategies & more! feministtranslation.bham.ac.uk/outputs/ @translationexch.bsky.social @stephenspender.bsky.social

Only a month left to submit your application for The Humanities in Translation (HiT) Prize! The winner will receive a total cash prize of $5,000 and publication by Northwestern University Press. This year's theme is "living in monstrous times".

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