Colonial Knowledge Economy: Handloom Weavers in Early Twentieth-Century United Provinces, India

Overview of attention for article published in International Review of Social History, March 2022

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RT @irsh_iisg: Also online: Santosh Kumar Rai interrogates received ideas on the handloom sector in colonial India, claiming that a conflue…

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RT @irsh_iisg: Also online: Santosh Kumar Rai interrogates received ideas on the handloom sector in colonial India, claiming that a conflue…

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Also online: Santosh Kumar Rai interrogates received ideas on the handloom sector in colonial India, claiming that a confluence of modern knowledge systems and handloom traditions was neither uniform, nor unidimensional. Read here: https://t.co/8RWHDHRcKj

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RT @irsh_iisg: Santosh Rai explores localized nuances in knowledge and skill often ignored in historiography due to preconceived compartmen…

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