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DESCRIPTION:SAC presents: Bhrigupati SinghBhrigupati Singh\, Assistant Prof
 essor\, Department of Anthropology\, Brown University \n\nPoverty\nand the
  Quest for Life: Somewhere between the Rural and the Urban in South Asia\n
 \nIn\nthis talk the author discusses their recent book Poverty and the Que
 st for Life\n(University of Chicago Press\, 2015). Set in Shahabad\, an ar
 ea of extreme\npoverty in rural Rajasthan\, and focusing on the Sahariyas\
 , a\ncommunity of former bonded laborers\, this book asks what the terms “
 aspiration”\nand “quality of life” might mean within such a milieu. Furthe
 r\, the author\ndescribes how some of the concepts and insights from this 
 book move into their\ncurrent fieldwork in psychiatric clinics in low inco
 me “resettlement colonies”\nin Delhi.Sponsored by the South Asia Center at
  the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs co-sponsored by the Departments 
 of Anthropology and Religion\n\n \n\n 
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SUMMARY:Moynihan-South Asia Center presents: Bhrigupati Singh
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>SAC presents: Bhrigupati Singh</b></p><p
 ><b>Bhrigupati Singh\,</b> <i>Assistant Professor\, Department of Anthropo
 logy\, Brown University </i></p><p>\n\n</p><p><b>Poverty\nand the Quest fo
 r Life: Somewhere between the Rural and the Urban in South Asia</b></p><p>
 \n\n</p><p>In\nthis talk the author discusses their recent book Poverty an
 d the Quest for Life\n(University of Chicago Press\, 2015). Set in Shahaba
 d\, an area of extreme\npoverty in rural Rajasthan\, and focusing on the S
 ahariyas\, a\ncommunity of former bonded laborers\, this book asks what th
 e terms “aspiration”\nand “quality of life” might mean within such a milie
 u. Further\, the author\ndescribes how some of the concepts and insights f
 rom this book move into their\ncurrent fieldwork in psychiatric clinics in
  low income “resettlement colonies”\nin Delhi.</p><p><b><i>Sponsored by th
 e South Asia Center at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs co-sponsor
 ed by the Departments of Anthropology and Religion</i></b></p><p>\n\n </p>
 <p>\n\n </p>
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