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Global prevalence, site-specific patterns, and key risk factors for osteoporosis and bone loss in systemic lupus erythematosus: a systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]
Front ImmunolYu C, Hui J, Ding S, Ma X.
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Latent tuberculosis infection shapes gut microbiome and immune-metabolic interactions in people living with HIV. [PDF]
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‘The fruits of independence’: Satyajit Ray, Indian nationhood and the spectre of empire [PDF]
South Asian History and Culture, 2011 Challenging the longstanding consensus that Satyajit Ray's work is largely free of ideological concerns and notable only for its humanistic richness, this article shows with reference to representations of British colonialism and Indian nationhood that ...
Chandak Sengoopta
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The Contours of Affinity: Satyajit Ray and the Tagorean Legacy
South Asia: Journal of South Asia Studies, 2012 This paper seeks to demonstrate the complexities of the Tagorean legacy through a re-examination of Tagore's influence on the filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Reappraising Ray's brief period at Santiniketan and some of his most celebrated engagements with Tagore,
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Asian Cinema, 2001
Satyajit Ray's conception of an alien is almost like his idea of a Bengali male–a missing link between the childlike (that is, somewhat unformed) and the ridiculous (that is, somewhat uncouth). The validity of this observation will be at once manifest upon viewing Ray's sketch of "Bankubabu's Bandhu" ["Bankubabu's Friend"], a strange figure that is an
Narasingha P Sil
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Satyajit Ray's conception of an alien is almost like his idea of a Bengali male–a missing link between the childlike (that is, somewhat unformed) and the ridiculous (that is, somewhat uncouth). The validity of this observation will be at once manifest upon viewing Ray's sketch of "Bankubabu's Bandhu" ["Bankubabu's Friend"], a strange figure that is an
Narasingha P Sil
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The unique universe of Satyajit Ray
Physics World, 2022Andrew Robinson delves into the life and work of the famed Bengali film director, who blended art and science, and uncovers the story behind his sci-fi film that didn’t make it to the screen, but nevertheless influenced Hollywood.
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Satyajit Ray, the Documentarian
South Asian Review, 2015This paper attempts to re-evaluate the five completed documentaries and one incomplete documentary that Satyajit Ray made.
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