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Krupa Shah
National Institute of Technology Puducherry, VIT University - Chennai Campus
About
Krupa Shah teaches at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, NIT Puducherry, India. Her areas of research include the literary and cultural history of 20th century Gujarat, translation studies, language, identity and multilingualism and film studies among others.
Employment
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National Institute of Technology Puducherry Assistant Professor2021 - Present
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VIT University - Chennai Campus Assistant Professor2020 - 2021
Education
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Publications (9)
- Cityscapes of Crisis: Urbanocene Reflections on Indian Climate Dystopias Save
- English Literature Teaching and Interdisciplinary Existential Humanities Save
- Precarity, Resilience, and Climate Refugees: Shifting “Borders” of Vulnerability and Agency in Amitav Ghosh’s Gun Island Save
- Speculative Feminism and Odd-kinships in Shweta Taneja’s Cli-fi Narratives: Empathy, Fungal Turn and Queer Futurity Save
- Storying the Bleakness of the Anthropocene: Speculative Futures, Climate (In)justice, and Postcoloniality in Lavanya Lakshminarayan’s Analog/Virtual (2020) Save
- Eco-spatial rethinking of two Malayalam movies Kumbalangi Nights and Malik : spatial imagination, solastalgia, and environmental in/justice Save
- Imaging ‘Slow Violence’ in the Jharia Coalfields of India: Disrupting Energy Modernity through Photography Save
- Narrative pasts: the making of a Muslim community in Gujarat, c.1400-1650 Save
- More or less “translation” Save