Time Bias Poem No. 3

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  • Sourayan Mookerjea University of Alberta

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21992/T91G9T

Keywords:

Poetry, Poems, Memory, History, Culture

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Author Biography

Sourayan Mookerjea, University of Alberta

Sourayan Mookerjea is Associate Professor of theory and cultural studies at the Department of Sociology, University of Alberta He has research expertise in globalization studies, postcolonial social theory, social movement theory and stakeholder participation theory as well as research experience involving research on Bangladeshi peasant small holder farmer climate change adaptation strategies, traditional women’s agricultural cooperative management and climate change adaptation strategies in Andhra Pradesh India, and displaced subaltern responses to wetlands destruction through urban sprawl in West Bengal, India. His current projects include SSHRC funded research on The Commons and the Convergence of Crises, an intermedia/decolonizing theory of the commons; RePublicU, a critical university studies collaboration; Intersections of Sustainability, a KIAS funded collaboration on the politics of climate change; and Toxic Media Ecologies 2: Ground, Water, Cloud for Arts and the Anthropocene, a social justice, research creation ColLab at the Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta. Sourayan Mookerjea is co-editor of Canadian Cultural Studies: A Reader (Duke University Press, 2009).
Translation and Memory

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Published

2016-07-17

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2016): Translation and Memory

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CREATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS

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