Armpit Intellectuals
Welcome to Armpit Intellectuals, a podcast where we blend philosophy, political theory, and South Asian culture. Join us for a mix of wit, wisdom, and a touch of satire. Let's journey together through the armpits of intellect.
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Episode 29: The Hari Movement: Peasants, Partition, and the Politics of Land (opens the original)
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Partition’s hidden class war: We examine the radical struggle of landless sharecroppers fighting the feudal order in mid-20th century Sindh. While the history books focus on the "high politics" of borders and elite negotiations in 1947, a brutal class war was raging in the fields. In this episode, we peel back the grand national narratives to expose the struggle of the Haris, landless peasants who stood up against an oppressive, centuries-old feudal machine. What we unpack in this episode: The B
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