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Literature and Fiction on Bengal Partition by Dr. Debali Mookherjea-Leonard

Dr. Debali Mookherjea-Leonard is a Professor of English at James Madison University, USA. In this video, she will talk about partition, specifically Bengal Partition in
Dr. Debali Mookherjea-Leonard is a Professor of English at James Madison University, USA. In this video, she will talk about partition, specifically Bengal Partition in conversation with Dr. Amrita Ghosh
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Dr. Debali Mookherjea-Leonard is a Professor of English at James Madison University, USA. In this video, she will talk about partition, specifically Bengal Partition in conversation with Dr. Amrita Ghosh
Dr Amrita Ghosh
Amrita Ghosh has a PhD in literature and postcolonial Studies, and a postdoc from a Linnaeus University, Sweden. She is currently a visiting researcher at Lund University, South Asia center, SASNET and is finishing two books on Kashmir, and Tagore-Yeats, and a new co-written project on India’s Culture Industries is under contract with a university press.

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