Parashar Kulkarni is a writer and an academic studying religion and political economy in colonial and contemporary India and the British Empire. He has published in literary and academic journals such as Granta, The Sociological Review, Boston Review, Social Science History, and the British Journal of Political Science. His writing has received several prizes including the British Academy’s Brian Barry Prize, Boston Review Aura Estrada Prize, and the Commonwealth Writers Short Story Prize. His first novel, Cow and Company, published by Penguin Random House Viking, is about the interactions of religion and capitalism under colonialism. He teaches at Yale-NUS College and has a Ph.D. from New York University.
Parashar Kulkarni is a writer and an academic studying religion and political economy in colonial and contemporary India and the British Empire. He has published in literary and academic journals such as Granta, The Sociological Review, Boston Review, Social Science History, and the British Journal of Political Science. His writing has received several prizes including the British Academy’s Brian Barry Prize, Boston Review Aura Estrada Prize, and the Commonwealth Writers Short Story Prize. His first novel, Cow and Company, published by Penguin Random House Viking, is about the interactions of religion and capitalism under colonialism. He teaches at Yale-NUS College and has a Ph.D. from New York University.
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