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The Unknown City: Contesting Architecture and Social Space

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Part 1: Filters<br />

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Helen Thomas<br />

events on the Maidan, including a rickshaw<br />

pullers’ strike <strong>and</strong> a palanquin bearers’ strike, reported<br />

to have taken place as early as 1827; see<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>City</strong> of Joy (London: Century, 1985), p. 179.<br />

31 See Ashish K. Maitra, “Calcutta,” <strong>Architecture</strong><br />

<strong>and</strong> Design, May–June 1989, pp. 21–43, for<br />

a discussion of the role of architecture in the cultural<br />

history of Calcutta. See also Kulbhushan<br />

Jain, “In Search of Indianness.” Indian Institute<br />

of Architects’ Journal January 1991, pp. 23–29;<br />

<strong>and</strong> Shireesh Deshpanole, “Search for Identity,”<br />

Indian Institute of Architects’ Journal, June<br />

1987, pp. 29–34.<br />

32 This history of infrastructural intervention<br />

is discussed in Norma Evenson, <strong>The</strong> Indian Metropolis:<br />

A view toward the West (New Haven:<br />

Yale University Press, 1989).<br />

33 Bhabha, <strong>The</strong> Location of Culture, p. 86.

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