Shaunna Rodrigues
@Shaunnaroder
Lecturer, Core Curriculum @Columbia. Writing on justification after empire | working on intelligibility, progress, self-respect, constitutionalism
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U.S. Publication date today of Why Plato Matters Now (and he really, really does). @BloomsburyPub
A tentative course outline for Philosophy and Science Fiction this winter. This is always my favourite class to teach. Very excited! Would also appreciate any feedback and suggestions.
Talk about @OrnitShani and my new book with @seemay Grateful for the incisive questions New Revelations: How India’s People Helped Assemble our Constitution | B... youtu.be/9lxa9wf87i8?si… via @YouTube @PenguinIndia.
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Delighted to receive my copy of the Indian edition of this collection, edited with @rikjaz. A long time coming but great to have an affordable option.... india.oup.com/product/subalt…
I don't have an exact publication date yet, but my Habermas biography now has a page on the Columbia University Press website! cup.columbia.edu/book/jurgen-ha…
Here is the link to the entire symposium with contributions from Geetanjali Srikantan, Theunis Roux, and myself, along with Mathew John's response. nomos-elibrary.de/de/document/vi…
I write in a @WCL_VRU book symposium on India’s Communal Constitution. Against Mathew John’s well-meaning critique, I clarify and recover the much-reviled older idea of secular nationalism animating the constitutional project. nomos-elibrary.de/document/downl…
I write in a @WCL_VRU book symposium on India’s Communal Constitution. Against Mathew John’s well-meaning critique, I clarify and recover the much-reviled older idea of secular nationalism animating the constitutional project. nomos-elibrary.de/document/downl…
My good fortune to be visiting Providence this Friday:
Join us for a talk by Navyug Gill, Associate Professor of History, William Paterson University Oct 24, 2025 | 2–4 PM EDT Joukowsky Forum, Watson School of International and Public Affairs, 111 Thayer Street Reception to follow
Out next month! In these conversations, Romila Thapar and Namit Arora navigate the fraught battleground of India’s past. What emerges is a powerful reminder that approaching history in all its complexity is a radical act in an age determined to simplify it into comforting myths.
Assembling India's Constitution: A New Democratic History (international edition) @OrnitShani
Out now - Assembling India's Constitution by Ornit Shani and Rohit De. In this paradigm-shifting history, two leading historians of India re-examine the making of the Indian constitution from the perspective of the country's people. 📚 cup.org/3KJHMmr
My many congratulations to Professor Rajbir Singh Judge @RajbirJudge for winning the 2025 American Academy of Religion Best First Book in the History of Religions book award for his thunderingly brilliant book Prophetic Maharaja by @ColumbiaUP. aarweb.org/news/2025-aar-…
Peter Gordon reviews Kwame Anthony Appiah lucid new book: “Captive Gods: Religion and the Rise of Social Science”: nybooks.com/articles/2025/…
Not a rage baiter but couldn’t resist this one. For all the elaichi in biryani haters, here is a recipe from a Mughal cookbook that is explicitly named elaichi biryani (zerbiryan) and uses cardamom as the base.
Very excited to receive this new book by @KuipersNicholas. Using an impressive mix of methods, and drawing on a range of cases from Asia, Nick examines how unequal bureaucracies can impede the complex task of nation building. A must read!
Job! Thanks to a generous donation from anonymous donors and matching funding from UNSW, we are advertising for 2 x two-year postdocs in History. Any region. Any period. Any method. external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/5355… Connection to Australia or NZ, via residency or education is required.
A wonderful start to this year's Global Intellectual History seminar yesterday, with a paper by Yu Sakai. Do check out our lineup for the rest of the term!
An arresting portrait of Mahakavi Subramania Bharathi features in my @frontline_india article on the Self-Respect Movement. I identify the Mahakavi and other important thinkers & reformers as those who created an environment for the Self-Respect Movement to germinate.
PERIYAR'S LASTING LEGACY | The century of self-respect A hundred years later, the Self-Respect Movement’s ideals of equality, women’s liberation, and the annihilation of caste are finding new geographies. @KRManoharan writes. frontline.thehindu.com/social-issues/…
#econtwitter PUBLICATION ALERT! My article, written with my esteemed co-authors Somdeep Chatterjee and Elisa Taveras, has been accepted at a category A journal: The European Journal of Political Economy! doi.org/10.1016/j.ejpo…
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