Academic authors do not typically hold their ideas too close to their chests. Teasers abound,
in seminars, keynotes, journal articles, conference papers, and job talks. With a reputation …

Unconscious (1981) and The Prison-House of Language (1972). Likewise, Chakrabarty's
2009 essay “The Climate of History: Four Theses” has become an unmissable in the …

Dipesh Chakrabarty concludes the first chapter of his thought-provoking book with a brief
reference to what many Europeans and Americans probably regard as an obscure episode …

Making Kin Parallax: the last word of the title of Chakrabarty's rich and thought-provoking
book, One Planet, Many Worlds, refers (among other things) to the effect resulting from …

The climate of history–and, we may argue, of the social sciences and the humanities more
broadly–has been changing in significant ways since the publication of Dipesh …

Academic authors do not typically hold their ideas too close to their chests. Teasers abound,
in seminars, keynotes, journal articles, conference papers, and job talks. With a reputation …

The essay opens by situating Dipesh Chakrabarty's recent work on climate change and the
anthropocene (the new geological period of time in which humans have become a planet …

This article examines Dipesh Chakrabarty's ecological theory to explore inherent tensions,
ambiguities, and contradictions concerning human agency in Anthropocene discourse …

My book contemplates a conundrum that the phenomenon of anthropogenic climate change
produces for modern historical and political thought. The benefits, such as increase in life …

The world created by the legacies of empire and colonialism now confronts some deep
crises of civility, precipitated by globalization and climate change. In this volume, Dipesh …