The politics of cultural practice: thinking through theatre in an age of globalization

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Interculturalism and its discriminations - shifting the agendas of the national, the multicultural, and the global when eternal meets the YPO - culture and globalisation Gundegowda meets Peer Gynt -intracultural negotiations in theatre towards a politics of sexuality - critical notes on Spider-Woman and Fire phantoms of the other - fragments of the communal unconscious the shifting sites of secularism - cultural politics and activism in India today afterwords - the body in crisis and the future of the intercultural.

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