I’m not being entirely facetious; Jonathan Buckley’s 13th novel genuinely experiments with narrative expectations. The ...

It is instructive to set that situation in its historical context. Monolingualism was an invention of the nation state, only a few centuries ago, but the word has always described an aspiration more ...

Ramachandra Guha in a 2009 essay, ‘The Rise and Fall of the Bilingual Intellectual’, argues that Lohia advocated not monolingualism but multilingualism. Lohia always kept channels of communication ...