Shirsankar Basu

‘Third-space = Abject = Outside’: Uncovering a Philosophical-Anthropological Method for South-Asia

Language, discourse and society instead of being in a compartmentalization with each other, often are found to be co-constitutive. But, what kind of discursive sociolinguistics we can speak of, if we intend to trace the trajectories of the everyday-language as practiced by those identities who are considered as the ‘constitutive outside’ of the normative systems of caste, class, gender, religion and sexuality.