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‘Don’t walk to your tune, walk carefully’

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Can an individual walk anywhere and in any which way in the city?
Are public places, and their spatial orders, already given to be simply used or subverted by walking bodies?
When does walking become a mode of learning with rather than about the world?

This talk with Samprati Pani opens up these questions for discussion by drawing on her walking practices as a city dweller and an anthropologist interested in the making of public places in the city.

Walking Arts and Relational Geographies

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Samprati Pani

Samprati Pani

I am a walker, writer and social anthropologist. I have lived in New Delhi for over two decades and walked in the city for as long as I can remember. I walk to buy groceries from the neighbourhood market; I walk to exercise; I walk to spend time with frien...

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