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A symphonic zone? Questions of language, education, and caste

By: Leonard, Dickens.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Economic & Political Weekly Description: 60(13). Mar 29, 2025: p.12-15. In: Economic & Political WeeklySummary: In the context of the ongoing debates on the language and education policies of the nation state, and the political crisis that the union and state governments precariously face in its implementation, this article is an invitation to critically rethink the promise of radical equality and the question of experiential community through schooling in the context of a warring world. Questions of language, education, and caste are discussed through the ideas of contact and anti-contact zones, engaged multiplicity, and a proposal to consider schooling as a zone of symphony in a mobile world that is ready to face the sound of a trigger.- Reproduced https://www.epw.in/journal/2025/13/commentary/symphonic-zone.html
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In the context of the ongoing debates on the language and education policies of the nation state, and the political crisis that the union and state governments precariously face in its implementation, this article is an invitation to critically rethink the promise of radical equality and the question of experiential community through schooling in the context of a warring world. Questions of language, education, and caste are discussed through the ideas of contact and anti-contact zones, engaged multiplicity, and a proposal to consider schooling as a zone of symphony in a mobile world that is ready to face the sound of a trigger.- Reproduced

https://www.epw.in/journal/2025/13/commentary/symphonic-zone.html

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