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Consumable Texts in Contemporary India978-1-137-48929-6Series ISSN 2634-6117 Series E-ISSN 2634-6125

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Indian Commercial Fiction in English,pendent and international publishers with “Indian English literature” — particularly fiction — lists has taken place. In this regard the current phase of development can be traced back to the independent publisher Ravi Dayal’s (established 1988) success with Amitav Ghosh’s . (1988) and to the settin

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Framing Group Discussion Guidebooks,idebooks for Group Discussions (GD for those who don’t have the time to say “group discussions”) targeting candidates for junior-level corporate employment and admission to business schools. In typical academic fashion I should now clarify what those books are and justify my interest in them — inter

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,Mapping Public Sector “Value Education” Publications, “value education” policies and directives. I map the connections between some public sector publications in this area by focusing on one as a sort of focal point, in relation to which others (from before and after) can be placed. This publication also provides a focal point in relation to which oth

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,Rules of Bibliographical Sociology’s Method,ary Indian print circulations could repay close attention and analysis. An enticing array of leadership guidebooks, sex manuals, biographies of VIPs (“spiritual” or down-to-earth), astrology readers, almanacs, religious tracts, political pamphlets, children’s story collections, language learning gui