Ruth Vanita
Ruth VanitaLiterature; history; Jews; Hindus; India and Israel. I am the author of two novels, Memory of Light (2020) and A Slight Angle (2024), and of books about Shakespeare, the Sanskrit epics, Bombay cinema, and same-sex marriage in India.
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Violence and Cruelty are Different
On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbour, killing 2,403 Americans and injuring 1,178 more. The next day, December 8, Jeanette Rankin (1880-1973), the first woman to hold federal office in the U.S. and still the only woman ever elec...
Literature, Translation, Teaching, and Love
While I am working on my next essay, I thought I would post this conversation, which Shruti Kohli, the interlocutor, tells me has gone “sort of viral” on her YouTube and Instagram. We talked about many things, including what literature, mod...
Numbers Matter
Joe Rogan’s YouTube channel has more than 16.4 million subscribers. Rogan has stated that Israel is committing “genocide”; he has hosted others who say the same; he has mocked Douglas Murray for his defence of Israel; and he has casually re...
How Films Distort History
> This year, three of the top 15 films shortlisted for best international feature film at the Oscars are about “Palestine.” The one that has gathered the most acclaim is a historical drama Palestine 36, which makes Jews disappear, thus fals...
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Literature; history; Jews; Hindus; India and Israel. I am the author of two novels, Memory of Light (2020) and A Slight Angle (2024), and of books about Shakespeare, the Sanskrit epics, Bombay cinema, and same-sex marriage in India.
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