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As Nobel laureate Toni Morrison said: We speak, we write, we do language. That is how civilizations heal

John Milton’s ‘Areopagitica’, published 380 years ago, was one of the first defences of free speech and quest for truth — its arguments remain valid even today

Humans find robot sadness compelling because its intelligence makes it sad, just as intelligence makes us sad too

We read Mein Kampf in its hundredth anniversary year with the wisdom of hindsight but also horror-struck at the Israeli state’s own actions now, fully aware of the nightmare reality Hitler’s vision spread across 700 pages produced

There may be no poetry in the pits but poetry can bring up what lies below: fear, greed, devastation

The worlds of nature and humanity are not dichotomies: they inhabit and constitute each other

In addition to this distinction, the professor Pramod K Nayar has now moved into the global top 100 in Literary Studies

The Royal Historical Society has elected Prof. Pramod K Nayar, faculty, Department of English, University of Hyderabad, as its Fellow

Jacques Derrida writes in his Sovereignties in Question: The Poetics of Paul Celan: ‘There is a holocaust for every date, and somewhere in the world at every hour. Every hour counts its holocaust’

A nuclear landscape is not necessarily just Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Chernobyl and Fukushima with their burnt human forms and devastated cities. Nuclear landscapes are terra nullius, nobody’s land, because they have been rendered unfit for life

The ending of poems, especially in the 20th century and after, has almost always delivered a sense that humanity seeks: a return to order

The collection moves from the largest domain of celebrity culture in India - Bollywood - through celebrity life writing and biopics and, finally, to the politics of and by celebrity culture

The update of the 2020 Report shows Prof.K Narayana Chandran continuing at the #1 rank and Prof. Pramod K Nayar at #2 in South Asia, based on their publications.

Routledge Historical Resources is an innovative, interdisciplinary digital reference resource which brings together a wealth of searchable, cross-referenced full-text materials from the long 19th century.

Hyderabad: Prof Pramod K Nayar, faculty and alumnus (1998) in the Department of English at the University of Hyderabad (UoH) has been appointed to the editorial board membership for a book series, Critical Posthumanism, from Brill. The UoH senior faculty is the only Indian on the board. Brill Publishing House of Leiden, Netherlands, was founded […]