Dr. Vishwanath Bite
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#Editor @tcije & @galaxyimrj, #Critic, #Professor (English), #Publisher, #Photographer, #Farmer and above all voracious #Reader ❤️ to Inspire you.
Kolhapur, India
Joined October 2009
My podcast Literary Rides with Dr. Vishwanath Bite is now on Apple Podcasts Tune in at https://t.co/eFB8NtV8zL. Already on Spotify & Amazon Music, new episodes drop every Saturday at 7 PM IST. Perfect for English Lit students & teachers! Follow & join the ride! 🚗 #LiteraryRides
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Education Podcast · Updated weekly · Literary Rides, hosted by Dr. Vishwanath Bite — Professor of English, Editor, Author & Rider — explores how language, literature, and thought intersect. Each...
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I understand that on Children’s Day, @zomato and @dominos_india must be too busy, but after ordering food for more than an hour, @zomatocare showed a 16-minute delivery time, and @dominos didn't answer calls, which perfectly ruined Children's Day & never use them again.
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🎉 Episode 50 is LIVE! Academic Research: Methods, Writing, and Review A complete 40-min guide covering everything from research conceptualization to journal publication. Essential for research scholars, PhD students & UGC NET aspirants. 🎧 Listen:
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7/8 📖 Full essay on @YouthKiAwaaz (my entry for #FramesOfResistance contest with @MUBI): https://t.co/8I2PuzM3mP Question: What film changed not just how you THINK, but how you LIVE?
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FramesOfResistance The screen went black. Not the gentle fade of closure, but the violent darkness that follows rupture. I sat frozen, breath caught between guilt and awe. Jabya, a Dalit boy whose…
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6/8 One student told me after class, "Sir, you're the first teacher who asked whose voices are missing from our canon." She'd been hiding her surname for 4 years. That moment broke me and rebuilt me differently.
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5/8 After FANDRY, I couldn't teach the same way: → Centred caste in my postcolonial lit syllabus (not as footnote) → Actively sought Dalit/Bahujan writers for The Criterion & Galaxy journals → Confronted caste privilege at home—lost some relationships, gained integrity
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4/8 The final scene: Jabya picks up a stone. His face twists with centuries of rage. He hurls it—not at his tormentors, but at the CAMERA. At us. The screen shatters into darkness. In that silence, I heard it land inside me.
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3/8 Manjule's camera doesn't blink. It holds on humiliation: Jabya pausing mid-pig-hunt for the national anthem. Ambedkar's portrait on school walls while his ideals rot outside. Children rehearsing untouchability as play. I wanted to look away. The film didn't let me.
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2/8 FANDRY (2013) follows Jabya, a Dalit boy whose family is forced to catch pigs for upper-caste entertainment. He dreams of dignity, of love, of the black sparrow that might make Shalu notice him. But dignity isn't for those born into "impurity."
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1/8 For 15 years, I've taught postcolonial literature at GVISH Amravati. I've edited two international journals publishing scholars on marginalisation. I thought I understood caste. I'd read Ambedkar. Taught Mulk Raj Anand's Untouchable. But theory isn't confrontation.
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THREAD: When FANDRY threw a stone at my comfortable silence, I just published an essay about the film that changed everything for me—Nagraj Manjule's FANDRY. Not just how it made me SEE caste differently, but how it forced me to ACT differently.
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What you’ll discover in Episode 46: ✨ Elaine Showalter’s game-changing distinction: “feminist critique” vs “gyno-critics” ✨ Mary Wollstonecraft’s strategic dismantling of Milton & Rousseau ✨ Simone de Beauvoir’s foundational work on gender construction.
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🎧 NEW EPISODE ALERT: Feminist Literary Criticism From medieval precursors to poststructuralism, this 32-minute episode traces the complete evolution of feminist thought in literature. Essential listening for literature students. 🎙️ Listen now 👇 https://t.co/HSQRY2DDZ0
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New Literary Rides 🎧 Postcolonial Theory simplified: ✓ Said’s Orientalism ✓ Bhabha’s hybridity✓ Colonial language subversion ✓ Writers from Africa, Caribbean, South Asia 35 min | 10 chapters | Perfect for #UGCNET
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Researchers: Submit to Galaxy Journal by Oct 31 for November 2025 publication Impact Factor 6.017 | ISSN 2278-9529 Peer-reviewed | Open Access | Google Scholar Indexed 📝 https://t.co/3UP4ejLJ4J 📖 Guidelines: https://t.co/3UP4ejLJ4J
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New in Galaxy Journal (Sept 2025): Bharatanatyam as sādhanā Ruskin Bond ecocriticism Dalit autobiography analysis R.K. Narayan postcolonial studies AI & feminist pedagogy Platform economy & gender Read: https://t.co/JwxENqmYrP Nov issue submissions open (Deadline: Oct 31)
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CALL FOR PAPERS | Galaxy Journal Vol. 14, Issue 6 (November 2025) Deadline: October 31, 2025 ✅ All disciplines ✅ Peer-reviewed ✅ Fast turnaround ✅ Open access ✅ DOI assigned Submit: https://t.co/3UP4ejLJ4J
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📢 September 2025 issue LIVE | 7 new research articles across arts, humanities & social sciences Impact Factor: 6.017 | Open Access | DOI-enabled Read now: https://t.co/JwxENqmYrP Submissions open for Nov 2025 (Deadline: Oct 31) Submit: https://t.co/3UP4ejLJ4J
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