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Writing Urban History on top of topographical lines

Certain cities or parts of a city are lost in the layers of history and fade away from public memory. However, many of such long-forgotten urban conditions are important because within them they are a repository of certain collective culture and consciousness. In this writing workshop, we will write episodical histories of such cities while emphasizing key ideas or practices that defined them. The aim would be to create a narrative which can be quickly shared in the public domain.

This workshop is a part of a year-long series of workshops conducted under the narrative of CityLabs. Selected outcomes of this workshop will find their way to a book publication. The work produced in our previous workshops is being published as a ‘Young Scholar Series’ on Indian Urban History.

The workshop will end with each participant producing a publication/dissemination ready presentation/essay/comic on the urban history of a city. Selected works from the workshop will be offered the opportunity to publish their writings in an edited volume and will be guided through the whole process by Prof. Pratyush Shankar.

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