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Noise of the Past

Spatial Interruptions of War, Nation, and Memory

Nirmal Puwar Nirmal Puwar is a senior lecturer in the Sociology Department, Goldsmiths, University of London. Her work is concerned with the interaction of bodies and space. She is author of Space Invaders (2004) and has co-edited South Asian Women in the Diaspora (2003); a special issue of Fashion Theory on Orientalism (2003); a collection on intimacy in research for The History of the Human Sciences (2008); and an issue on postcolonial Bourdieu for the Sociological Review (2009). She is also Co-Director of the Methods Lab, an interdisciplinary platform for working across and beyond the academy. She is currently co-editing a collection on live methods for the Sociological Review. [email protected]
Pages 325-345 | Published online: 16 Apr 2015

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Filmography

  • Jarman, Derek (dir.). 1987. The Last of England, Anglo International Films Ltd.
  • Jarman, Derek (dir.). 1988. War Requiem, Anglo International Films Ltd.
  • Powar, Kuldip (dir.). 2008. Unravelling, Noise of the Past (AHRC) project.

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