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Publications

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Fourthcoming Publications

  • Dutta, Subhankar. “Community, Religion, and Sustainability: Ritualistic Practices as a Token of Communal Sustainability and Ethical Innovations.” The Science of Religion for Sustainability, edited by Deepanjali Mishara and Jeffery D. Long,  Springer Nature, 2024.                      

  • Dutta, Subhankar. “Uccha o Nimnoborger Hinduder Obosthan (Location of the Upper and Lower Caste Hindus)” by Mahitosh Biswas, Translation into English. Volume on Dalit Autobiographical Translation, edited by Mrinmoy Pramanik, Hawakal Publisher, 2024.

Co-Edited Volume

(2021) Musings on Pandemic: An Anthology of Poetry. Authorspress, New Delhi

Book Chapters

  • “Framing the Landscape of Technological Enhancements: Artificial Intelligence, Gender Issues, and Ethical Dilemmas.” Communication Technology and Gender Violence, edited by Deepanjali Mishara, Anh Ngoc Le, Zachery Mc Dowell, Springer Nature, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-45237-6_10

  • “Popular Culture and Emergent Digital Media: A ContemporaryIntrospection through the Hook Swinging (Gajan) Festival and Performances.” Digitisation of Culture Through Technology, edited by Deepanjali Mishra, Taylor and Francis, 2022, pp. 190-196. https://rb.gy/tvsems

  • “Becoming Someone Else: Formation of Identities and Representations in the Folk Rituals of Hook Swinging (Gajan) Festival.” The Dynamics of Folklore and Orature in Culture: Forms, Perspectives, and Appropriations, edited By Pallavi Mishra. Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics, 2022, pp. 15-29.

  • “Breaking the Barriers: Space and Time in Badal Sircar’s Basi Khabar (The Stale News, 1979).” South Asian Literature, Culture, and Society: A Critical Ruminations, edited by Goutam Karmakar, Atlantic, 2021, pp. 56-72.

  • “Giving Form to the Voices: Challenges and Possibilities of Studying Folk Literature in the Present Scenario.” Indian Folk Literature, edited by Sudheer Hajela, Yking Books, 2021, pp. 72-82.

Journal Articles

Other Publications

  • “Community, Tradition, and Identity: Representation of Body in the Gajan Festival of Bengal.” (Re)Framing Identity in the Subcontinent: Responses from History, Culture, and Literature, edited by Raj Raj Mukhopadhyay, Atlantic, 2022, pp. 158-171. 

  • “Thousand Faces in the Glass: The Diversified Dimensions of Folklore Studies with a prime focus on its Managemental Possibilities.” Literary Miscellany, 7 (2018). 

  • Translation of “Theories of Translation” by Eugene A. Nida into Bengali. (As a part of the Project under NTM; Mysore, CIIL, 2017)

Creative Writings

  • “Bhakta Dadu.” TMYS Review March 2023: Community Appearance & Individual Presentation. The Center for South Asian Studies (CSAS), University of Hawai`i., USA.

  • “Baba’s Old Tin Box.” TMYS Review September 2021: Displacement and Resettlement caused by floods. Environmental Humanities Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

  • “My Window Speaks a Lot” in the collection The Great Indian Anthology, Vol 1. Half Baked Beans, p. 287.

  • “I am Never at Home” and “The Old Clock.” Special Collection: Creativity in the Time of the Pandemic 2020. Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities. Poems by Subhankar Dutta | Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities

  • “To My Freud.” LangLit, Volume.5, Issue-1, (2018). Maharashtra, India. ISSN 2349-5189

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