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Downloadable Texts

pdfs of articles by John Hutnyk here:

- an article on Asian Communists in the UK from Social Identities ;

a piece on Fun*Da*Mental from South Asian Popular Culture;

The Chapatti Story from Contemporary South Asia;

The Politics of Cats from Stimulus Respond;

Culture from Theory Culture Society New Encyclopedia Project

Bataille’s Wars from Critique of Anthropology;

Jungle Studies from Futures;

Photogenic Poverty: Souvenirs and Infancy from the Journal of Visual Culture;

Hybridity from Ethnic and Racial Studies;

also Hybridity as ‘Contact Zones’ in shorter form at Transversal here.

FULL TEXT OF Dis-Orienting Rhythms: the politics of the new Asian dance music

More to come soon.

3 comments

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  2. Hi Dr. Hutnyk?

    I’m a former student from Manchester University Social Anthropology thing (the rasta dissertation guy who lost his mother just before course started – cool identity ha)… ok and took an interest in Gramsci, subaltern studies and others that the mr. Hutnyk tried to turn us on to…

    After starting writing and playing music again in recent years, I have recently decided to start doing a bit of AKA DEMIC reading and writing again.

    I was just doing a bookish searchy thing and wondered how John Hutnyk was doing and what he was up to… so I did a Hutnykish searchy thing and saw a few new books since last I saw you (a chance meeting in Covent Garden if I recall).

    Anyway, I just felt like saying a quick hello and am glad to see you are still doing your thing. Glad to see its working out for you ;) and thanks for helping brighten my time passing through the at times :) rather dull corridors of Manchester SA DPT…

    warm regards,

    James


  3. Hey James
    Great to hear from you. Come along to one of the events we do in CCS and say hello – look at the ‘what is to be done’ page in the sidebar, and/or also see here: http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/cultural-studies/events.php



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