In this discussion, Pooja Rangan, an English professor at Amherst, Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan, an academic at Rice University, and Pavitra Sundar, a literature expert at Hamilton, explore the intricacies of 'accent' as a mode of perception. They challenge traditional views, advocating for an inclusive understanding that impacts identity and knowledge production. The talk delves into 'accented reading' in literature, collaborative authorship, and the socio-political dimensions of accents, emphasizing their role in shaping narratives and fostering collective well-being.
