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Tag Archives: Odia-History Writing

Odia-History Writing


Chandi Prasad Nanda, Pritish Acharya, and Shri Krishan
VERNACULARIZING PASTS—ODISHA: MAHABHARATA TO MODERNITY
2022

The genesis of the vernacular turn in Indian historical studies can be attributed to a crucial inquiry: ‘Was there history writing in India before the British colonial intervention?’ As Partha Chatterjee puts it in his Introduction to the volume History in the Vernacular


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