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'You Can Kill a Person, But Not an Idea'
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Is The Equilibrium Lost? Need For Humanity To Reawaken Its Humaneness
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English as agency: Language Provides Pathways Of Mobility For Marginalized Communities
What makes the book powerful is its refusal to romanticize either side of the debate. It acknowledges that local language education, when disconnected from global opportunities, can also reproduce exclusion. But it also warns against treating English as a silver bullet, instead framing it as one tool among many for dismantling structural inequalities. The book’s central contribution is to show, through stories and analysis, how subaltern learners themselves are redefining English, not as a colonial burden but as a means of agency, solidarity, and leadership.
Keeping India's Cultural Legacy Alive: Heritage Preservation In A Digital Age
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