Yogesh Maitreya | Tata Institute of Social Sciences (original) (raw)
I am a PhD scholar and researcher at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. I write for firstpost.com, buzzfeed.com, scroll.in, and EPW where I regularly contribute columns on society, culture, language, dalit literature, literature and translation etc. I am also an independent publisher at Panther's Paw Publication which is a dedicated publication for translation of primarily marathi dalit literature into English. I am a translator, poet and short-story writer as well.
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Papers by Yogesh Maitreya
Economical and Political Weekly , 2018
The historic works of three writers offer a theoretical framework through which to view Dalit lit... more The historic works of three writers offer a theoretical framework through which to view Dalit literature in India.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2018
Marathi poet Namdeo Dhasal challenged Brahminical literature and sought to reconstruct a caste-le... more Marathi poet Namdeo Dhasal challenged Brahminical literature and sought to reconstruct a caste-less society through his works.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2018
What compelled me to translate Loknath Yashwant was the effect of his poems, which gave a languag... more What compelled me to translate Loknath Yashwant was the effect of his
poems, which gave a language to my own experiences of growing up as a Dalit.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2019
Ambedkari Shahiri, in the form of sound and music, took the ideas of the anti-caste movement to t... more Ambedkari Shahiri, in the form of sound and music,
took the ideas of the anti-caste movement to the
masses, paving the way for Dalit literature.
This paper throws the light upon Dalit panther's nature as a maverick human rights campaign as a ... more This paper throws the light upon Dalit panther's nature as a maverick human rights campaign as a part of larger Dalit movement, in brief. This has been a part of my past assignment at Tata Institute of Social Sciences
Economical and Political Weekly , 2018
The historic works of three writers offer a theoretical framework through which to view Dalit lit... more The historic works of three writers offer a theoretical framework through which to view Dalit literature in India.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2018
Marathi poet Namdeo Dhasal challenged Brahminical literature and sought to reconstruct a caste-le... more Marathi poet Namdeo Dhasal challenged Brahminical literature and sought to reconstruct a caste-less society through his works.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2018
What compelled me to translate Loknath Yashwant was the effect of his poems, which gave a languag... more What compelled me to translate Loknath Yashwant was the effect of his
poems, which gave a language to my own experiences of growing up as a Dalit.
Economic and Political Weekly, 2019
Ambedkari Shahiri, in the form of sound and music, took the ideas of the anti-caste movement to t... more Ambedkari Shahiri, in the form of sound and music,
took the ideas of the anti-caste movement to the
masses, paving the way for Dalit literature.
This paper throws the light upon Dalit panther's nature as a maverick human rights campaign as a ... more This paper throws the light upon Dalit panther's nature as a maverick human rights campaign as a part of larger Dalit movement, in brief. This has been a part of my past assignment at Tata Institute of Social Sciences