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Volume 9, Issue 2

October 2018

Upendra Baxi in our Times: Law, Life, Liminality

Issue Editors:

Debolina Dutta,
Adil Hasan Khan,
Oishik Sircar

17 articles in this issue

Upendra Baxi in our times: law, life, liminality
Debolina Dutta
Adil Hasan Khan
Oishik Sircar
Editor's Introduction 05 December 2018 Pages: 153 - 154
For “…those who…lost their Utopias…but…still rebel…”: taking up Upendra Baxi’s Bequixotements in Times of Crisis
Adil Hasan Khan
Article 08 November 2018 Pages: 155 - 180
Another story of the Open Letter: an inheritance of relationship-making
Debolina Dutta
Article 03 December 2018 Pages: 181 - 201
Professor of pathos: Upendra Baxi’s minor jurisprudence
Oishik Sircar
Article 23 October 2018 Pages: 203 - 222
‘Heard melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter’: an unfinished response
Upendra Baxi
Article 29 October 2018 Pages: 223 - 230
Reciprocal relations: formations of the office of legal scholar
Shaun McVeigh
Article 29 October 2018 Pages: 231 - 238
Letters to Kaka: postcard-images of Upendra Baxi
Pratiksha Baxi
Viplav Baxi
Article 08 December 2018 Pages: 239 - 255
Teaching Baxi and learning from him: the symbiotic relationship between learning and teaching
Amita Dhanda
Article 09 October 2018 Pages: 257 - 265
Fragments on reading and teaching Baxi: pedagogy, deconstruction, style
Arun Sagar
Article 23 October 2018 Pages: 267 - 277
Teacher provocateur: hedonism and the humanities
Brinda Bose
Article 09 October 2018 Pages: 279 - 285
Human rights and its future: some reflections
Saumya Uma
Arvind Narrain
Article 23 October 2018 Pages: 287 - 297
A Co-traveler in the long road to decriminalisation: Upendra Baxi’s engagement with the queer movement in India
Siddharth Narrain
Article 17 October 2018 Pages: 299 - 305
Upendra Baxi: feminism, law, and the human
Shirin M. Rai
Article 07 November 2018 Pages: 307 - 313
Voicing suffering and commitment of the intellectual
Sam Adelman
Abdul Paliwala
Article Open access 25 October 2018 Pages: 315 - 325
Reading Upendra Baxi as a guide to the study Indian constitutionalism: a comment
Matthew John
Article 23 October 2018 Pages: 327 - 333
A republic of petty bureaucrats: Upendra Baxi and the pathologies of civil service jurisprudence
Rohit De
Article 28 November 2018 Pages: 335 - 350
The southern jurist as a teacher of laws: an interview with Upendra Baxi
Sundhya Pahuja
Adil Hasan Khan
Article 22 November 2018 Pages: 351 - 373

Volume 9, Issue 2

Upendra Baxi in our times: law, life, liminality

For “…those who…lost their Utopias…but…still rebel…”: taking up Upendra Baxi’s Bequixotements in Times of Crisis

Another story of the Open Letter: an inheritance of relationship-making

Professor of pathos: Upendra Baxi’s minor jurisprudence

‘Heard melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter’: an unfinished response

Reciprocal relations: formations of the office of legal scholar

Letters to Kaka: postcard-images of Upendra Baxi

Teaching Baxi and learning from him: the symbiotic relationship between learning and teaching

Fragments on reading and teaching Baxi: pedagogy, deconstruction, style

Teacher provocateur: hedonism and the humanities

Human rights and its future: some reflections

A Co-traveler in the long road to decriminalisation: Upendra Baxi’s engagement with the queer movement in India

Upendra Baxi: feminism, law, and the human

Voicing suffering and commitment of the intellectual

Reading Upendra Baxi as a guide to the study Indian constitutionalism: a comment

A republic of petty bureaucrats: Upendra Baxi and the pathologies of civil service jurisprudence

The southern jurist as a teacher of laws: an interview with Upendra Baxi

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