Explore the critical politics within communication processes and media mediation. Edited by esteemed Indian academics Biswajit Das and Vibodh Parthasarthi, this book delves into the very foundations of communication and the political configurations it implies. It’s an indispensable resource for Indian university students, researchers, and professionals in media studies, political communication, and cultural studies. Gain profound insights into the nuanced interplay between media, power, and society, essential for understanding the contemporary Indian communication landscape.

Delve into the core of social communication and symbolic exchange with this vital work, essential for understanding Indian society. It unpacks how communication, through the exchange of symbols, forms the essence of the human collective. Gain profound insights into how collective identity is shaped, often in defiance or reference to dominant traditions, particularly within the Indian context. This book is a must-read for students and researchers in communication theory, media studies, and sociology across India, offering critical perspectives on cultural dynamics and academic discourse.