Introduction:  A Transregional, Transcultural and Translational Poetics for Bhasha Literatures
  E. V.  Ramakrishnan
1.  It there a “South Asian Poetics”?
  Mrinal  Kaul
2.  Towards an Indian Poetics
  Shamsur  Rahman Faruqi
3.  Revisiting Urdu Literary Culture: The Curious Case of Razmia
  Anisur  Rahman
4.  Scripture or Poetry? Anandvardhana on How to Read an Epic
  C.  Rajendran
5.  Spouses in thiNai Songs and Gaha Sattasai: A puththiNai Reading
  Nirmal  Selvamony
6.  Re-inventing the Literary: Two Moments in the History of Kannada Tradition
  Rajendra  Chenni
7.  A Local Habitation and a Name for Knowledge: The Case of Odia Bhasha Literature
  Debendra  K. Dash, Dipti R. Pattanaik
8.  World Literature and the Literary Historiography of Pre-colonial South Asian  Vernaculars: Towards a Methodological Model
  Sachin  Ketkar
9.  Embodied Inheritance of a Dancing Philosophy: Text and Practice in the Chaitanya  Charitamitra
  Sukanya  Sarbadhikary
10.  Visual Poetics of the Vaishnava Literary Culture of Assam: Towards a  Multimedial Exposition
  Dhurjjati  Sarma
11.  The Social Imaginary and the Evolution of Modern Indian Literature
P. Raveendran
	
12.  The Search for Form and Authenticity in Bangla Novels: A Reading of Debes Ray’s Tistaparer Brittanta
  Subha  Chakraborty Dasgupta
13.  Kumaran Asan and the Poetics of Freedom
  Vipin  K. Kadavath
14.  The Lives of Aithihyamala: Textuality, Region, History
  B. S.  Bini
15.  Adaptation/Transformation: Locating Amar Chitra Katha’s Mahabharata within  Indian Bhasha Narrative Traditions
  Tonisha  Guin
16.  Quest for a New Discourse in Literary Criticism in Nineteenth Century:  Interface between Gujarati and English, 1850-1890
  Hiren  Patel
17.  Domestication of English, Education and Perpetuation of Sexual Difference: A  Study of Govardhan Ram’s Leelavati Jeevanakala
  Zarana  Maheshwari
18.  From the Poetics of Self-Knowledge to the Politics of Social Change: Sree  Narayana Guru as a Social Reformer and Philosopher-Poet
  E. V.  Ramakrishnan
Notes  on Contributors