Gayatri Spivak "Teaching for a Broken World"

[@atwarwithdust]

1:38:14 The poet and playwright she mentioned is Maikel Modhushudôn Dôtto, and the author of "The Origin and Development of the Bengali Language" circa 1926 was Suniti Kumar Chatterji.

[@christopherhamilton3621]

She starts at 28:30 if you want to miss introductions.

[@Madmogs1]

Here is something I noticed Spivak who is a very animated speaker only has one microphone, and when she turns from it, its hard to hear her, yet the people at the lectern have two, more than one of them still felt compelled though to twist them towards each-other or hold them to ensure they were heard.

[@angshumansarma4820]

So proud of Bengali people. Real gem of humanity

[@reachspring2067]

This is movie material.. this video n flash back to her 1984 tv program postmodernisation on utube , n everything in between

[@maria.s1326]

"For social justice the soul has to be trained slowly." 🙏

[@sebastianM]

wisdom ❤

[@kafiruddinmulhiddeen2386]

Poison

[@blankname5177]

❤

[@AS-yf4jr]

Yeah, that's the Air of Calcutta and not you being a lifelong chain smoker. These philosophers will say anything to make a point.

[@Crymeareva]

Her voice after being a chain smoker for half a century 😅

[@SanataniJoe]

She is chain smoker for her whole life and she is blaming airing calcutta

[@YellowWallArt777]

Out of the whole speech, your comment was that? Come on.

[@nyusa78]

Looks like too much smoking caused that bad cough