Intermediality Studies
This group on Intermediality focuses on the exchanges that occur between various art and media forms and how such interactions connect different techniques and strategies that are either employed synchronically or diachronically for the purpose of representation, communication and reception in society. Intermediality, in our context, is focused on scripto-centric (writing), phono-centric (orality) and body-centric (performances and crafts) representations that are sometimes distinct and sometimes overlapping, both in traditional and modern literary cultures. In this sense, intermediality also subsumes social epistemological contexts along with interdisciplinarity and margino-centric perspectives.
Research Group Coordinator: Nilza Angmo
Events:
Lectures:
Webinar 1 – The Alterity of Artisanal Significations: Gandhi-Ambedkar Debates in Bhimayana By Dr. Nandini Chandra (21-03-2021, 11 AM)
Workshop:
- Intermediality and Storytelling Workshop on November 6-7, 2021
Keynote speakers:
Prof. T.S Satyanath, Former Professor, Department of MIL & LS, University of Delhi
Dr. Nadia Cattoni, Senior lecturer, at the Department of South Asian Languages and Civilizations, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Prof. Rashmi Doraiswamy, MMAJ Academy of International Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi.
News & Events
CALL FOR PAPERS (Intermediality in Indian Literary Cultures)
We invite papers addressing the issues raised here and on the topics suggested relating to intermediality.
WEBSITE LAUNCH
Delhi Comparatists website launched.
12th August 2021
JOURNAL (VOL 1, ISSUE 1)
Delhi Journal of Comparative Studies is an online, peer-reviewed, full text, bi-annual journal with open access in the field of comparative literature and cultural studies in their various forms in the Indian context.
Ongoing Projects
- Covid 19 Muslim Response Research
- Covid-19 Cultural Response Book
- Covid-19 Cultural Response Archive
- Reception of Kazi Nazrul Islam in Indian Literatures
- Multilingual Translation of Kazi Nazrul Islam
- Comparative Literature in India Archive
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