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Ruptures in time

A new initiative seeks to understand socio-political incidents and revolutions in the course of history through the lens of art and literature

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A still from the 2012 film, Something in the Air

A still from the 2012 film, Something in the Air

If you read it carefully, you would know why history repeats itself. The thing is, no incident is an isolated occurrence, but rather a culmination of things that precede it and a precursor to things that follow. For screenwriter, filmmaker and scholar Vaibhav Abnave, this concept is clearer than it is to us. Coming from a philosophical domain, Abnave describes a historical event as a concept and refers to it as an unprecedented rupture with the existing status quo. In that sense, everything from the Quit India Movement to the French Revolution to the #MeToo campaign qualifies as a concept.

Vaibhav Abnave
Vaibhav Abnave

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