Mass spectrometry and drift tube ion mobility mass have been used to analyse several isobaric, multicomponent cages yielding information on three dimensional structure, interactions dynamics of assembly in the gas phase.

This article explores how a sense of responsibility toward the revolutionary Bhagat Singh (1907–31) is mediated by and articulated through relationship with martyr's written remains. It considers efforts to reconstruct 'the real' propel polemic around 'proper' subject Indian politics, one that destabilises common nationalist narratives extant autobiographies Left. These interventions must, however, grapple anarchic potentiality Singh's self-sacrifice: empiricist are tempted engage in...

Abstract This article provides a framework for understanding the continuing political potential of anticolonial dead in twenty-first-century India. It demonstrates how scholars might move beyond histories reception to interrogate force inheritance contemporary life. Rather than willful conjuring by living, politics present, it considers more provocative possibility that themselves conjure politics—calling living account, inciting them action. To explicate prospects such an approach, traces...

This article begins with that classic question of revolutionary politics: ‘What is to be done?’ Its concern not, however, the provision a coherent answer, nor designation future reached. It traces instead spirit asking – call critically engage present as platform for action. understand politics active thought: an art or craft rather than mastery certain theories. A responsive, interruptive subjectivity is, I argue, at heart Inqilab Zindabad [Long Live Revolution] famous slogan Hindustan...

Abstract This essay serves as both an introduction to the themed section and a provocation regarding possible agenda for anthropology of history in Pakistan. It considers implications Faisal Devji's argument that unity Pakistan was originally pursued through rejection history, suggesting attempts identify inheritance—to articulate form nature responsibility past—have proved intellectually politically productive following country's establishment 1947 its further rupture 1971. how Pakistan's...

Abstract There is a long history of scholars finding in architecture tools for thinking, whether this the relationship between nature and culture Simmel's ruins, industrial capitalism Benjamin's Parisian arcades, or rhythms primordial Heidegger's Black Forest farmhouse. But what does it mean to take seriously concepts dispositions articulated by architects themselves? How might processes designing making constitute particular forms thinking? This article considers words buildings...

Book Review| June 21 2024 Towards Peoples' Histories in Pakistan: (In)audible Voices, Forgotten Pasts Pasts. Edited by Asad Ali and Kamran Asdar Ali. London: Bloomsbury, 2023. 296 pp. ISBN: 9781350261198. Chris Moffat Queen Mary University of London Search for other works this author on: This Site Google Journal Asian Studies 11162977. https://doi.org/10.1215/00219118-11162977 Views Icon Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Facebook Twitter...

Experiential learning is often seen as a central component of social education and pastoral programmes such peer mediation; but the precise nature experience an educational, pedagogic/cultural process in schools complex. This paper uses notion experiential to explore impact mediation programme transforming integrated school Northern Ireland. The was intended mainstream involvement pupils creating more ethos implemented by youth workers working members staff. begins with review theoretical...

This essay examines the relationship between a radical politics and institution of archive through history George Padmore Institute (GPI), community attached to New Beacon Books in London. Focusing on life thought John La Rose (1927–2006)—Trinidadian poet, publisher, activist, founder institute—the explores how hope is articulated relation competing priorities “foundation” “movement.” It assesses GPI’s potential as an designed subvert its own authority, functioning spirit “beacon”—that is,...

The problem of home was, in a sense, the founding Pakistan: first, call for new ‘homeland’ South Asia’s Muslims, but also because its creation provoked displacement and condition homelessness. population transfers refugee camps that accompanied 1947 partition India were succeeded by housing crises prompted industrialisation urbanization. Debates over responsibility government authorities to address inequalities animated politics Pakistan’s early decades, intersecting with global discourses...

Reviewed by: The Calling of History: Sir Jadunath Sarkar and his Empire Truth by Dipesh Chakrabarty Chris Moffat By Chakrabarty. Chicago: University Chicago Press, 2015. At the end new book, History, announces an impressive aptitude for art necromancy. Entering corridors 10 Lake Terrace, Calcutta, he successfully summons ghost a former resident—the early twentieth-century historian (1870–1958)—for conversation. He finds that has been keeping watchful eye on developments in home, transformed...