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The Anthropocene in South Asian Popular Music: A Critical Examination of Papon’s “Waise Hi Rehna, Wa Anthropocene in South Asia. But as the crises escalate, other cultural artefacts, especially popular songs, are being explored and harnessed by musicians, bands, and singers across the region to promote environmental awareness. Over the past decade, as popular music culture has mushroomed in the In

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Minima Moralia der n?chsten Gesellschaftity on the one hand and the ontological turn in anthropology on the other have highlighted the centrality and importance of the ecological message in the theoretical approach of these disciplines. However, the paper investigates a possible originality of Indian thought in a debate that too often, ev

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