10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «IPTA»
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Pop Culture India!: Media, Arts, and Lifestyle - Halaman 63
IPTA was created out of the cultural squads that were part of the CPI. The model that IPTA adopted for the presentation of its plays was that of the folk and popular theaters, such as the jatra, tamasha, kathakala, burrakatha, and the jarigan, that ...
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Theatres of Independence: Drama, Theory, and Urban ... - Halaman 30
Replacing the older categories of viewer, reader, and audience with this new collectivity, the IPTA activists argue that twentieth- century events have “compelled many sensitive writers and artists to realize in varying degrees that art and ...
Aparna Bhargava Dharwadker, 2009
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Communism in India - Halaman 436
The Party claimed that one troupe that toured the country in 1943-44 collected Rs. 200,000 for Bengal famine relief.109 In 1947 the IPTA reported that during the previous year its 44 branch organizations had presented 52 stage productions ...
Marshall Windmiller, 1959
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Acts of Authority/Acts of Resistance: Theater and Politics ... - Halaman 78
ism was derived not from a naturalistic stage but from use of the peasants' dialect, the details about village life, and local traditions, combined with jatra songs and props.7 The IPTA thus inaugurated a theater of collective resistance and ...
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Special Issue on Performance Studies: Rupkatha Journal ...
elected the secretary of the Dumdum branch of IPTA. In the second state meet of IPTA, Ajitesh Bandopadhay was elected the joint-secretary of the West Bengal state committee. Associated with the local committee of the Dumdum branch of ...
Tarun Tapas Mukherjee, Richard Schechner, Sruti Bala, 2013
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Literary Radicalism in India: Gender, Nation and the ...
These were debatesthat were familiar to those associated withthe PWA and IPTA. Wellknown women writers inUrduand English with linkstothe PWA include RashidJahan, IsmatChughtai, Razia SajjadZaheer, Jeelani Bano, AttiaHossain, ...
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Encyclopedia of Social Movement Media - Halaman 246
The founding of IPTA in 1943 was one of the attempts made by the Communist Party of India to fight for democracy by uniting the fragmented left- wing groups across India through an organized nationwide cultural movement. The need for ...
John D. H. Downing, John Derek Hall Downing, 2011
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The Politics of Culture in the Shadow of Capital - Halaman 446
Some scholars, such as Bannerji, find Ipta's Western orientation elitist and see an inherent contradiction in the ideology of the organizers that, they posit, impeded Ipta's eventual success.39 However, we need to consider the larger context that ...
Lisa Lowe, David Lloyd, 1997
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The World Encyclopedia of Contemporary Theatre: Asia ...
One was the development of the talkies in an already active Indian cinema industry; the other, the founding of an Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA), an offshoot of the Indian Progressive Writers' Association. The emergence of the new ...
Don Rubin, Chua Soo Pong, Ravi Chaturvedi, 2001
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Indian Modern Dance, Feminism and Transnationalism
Hisactive involvement withtheIndian People's Theatre Association (IPTA) is unacknowledged in the lively scholarship that exists on IPTA's contribution to modern Indian drama (Bharucha 1983, 1993,1998; Bhattacharya 1983; Bhatia 2004; ...
Prarthana Purkayastha, 2014
