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Rik Amrit’s debut Bengali poetry collection, published in 2018, draws on the literary and cultural world of Kolkata’s College Street. The collection explores urban life, alienation and the experience of wandering through the city.
Rik Amrit’s second Bengali poetry collection, published in 2023, explores language, silence and the relationship between the written word and consciousness.
A bilingual poetry collection organised around four movements: Displacement, Awakening, Creation and Reckoning. The work considers displacement, memory and cultural reckoning.
A forthcoming translation and philosophical commentary on selected verses of the Īśā Upaniṣad, examining questions of knowledge, action and liberation.
A Śāstrīya Framework for the Adaptation of the Foundational Principles of Classical Indian Dance and Theatre through AI and Machine Learning
The paper considers how principles of classical Indian dance and theatre might be adapted through artificial intelligence and machine learning while accounting for the knowledge frameworks of the traditions concerned.
Praxis International Journal / PIJCACE · June 2025 · DOI: 10.63752/pijcace.vol.1.issue.01S.007
Truth, Beauty, and the Aesthetic Quest: Arjun Bharadwaj's Exploration of Homer through Indian Thought
The paper examines Homeric epic poetry through the lens of Indian aesthetic and philosophical traditions, with attention to the possibilities and limits of cross-cultural interpretation.
Banaras Hindu University (BHU) Seminar · Faculty of Performing Arts, Varanasi (Feb 2025) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14907904
The Extra-Daily Legacy of a Lost Tradition: Mahāmahopādhyāya Śrī Piyal Bhattacharya’s Aesthetics, Philosophy, and Contributions to the Art of Mārga Nāṭya
The paper discusses Mahāmahopādhyāya Śrī Piyal Bhattacharya’s work in somatic discipline and performance philosophy, situating it within efforts to understand and sustain Mārga Nāṭya.
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