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'A well-structured, comprehensive academic work where translation, performance, and social authority converge. […] What draws the initiated reader's attention is the impressively wide range of rare vernacular sources used to show how oral and written cultures, as well as elite and popular forms of expression, work together in an intricate manner, worth exploring in depth. In the end, it gives a detailed picture of how theatre both reflected and changed social hierarchies in colonial India.'Corina Dobrota,Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania

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Kavita Patil is an Assistant Professor of English with expertise in literary studies, translation, and research. Fluent in Marathi, English, and French, she brings cultural sensitivity and scholarly depth to her translation practice.Her academic specialisations include Translation Studies, Shakespeare, Marathi Literature, Dalit Writing, Archival Research, and Nineteenth-Century Marathi Theatre. With formal research training in translation through rigorous postgraduate and doctoral studies, she has contributed significantly to cross-cultural literary discourse, and her scholarship has been published internationally. Her recent work appears in Translation Studies: Retrospective and Prospective Views, an internationally indexed journal published by the Faculty of Letters, ""Dunărea de Jos"" University of Galați, Romania.She currently teaches at B. M. Ruia Girls' College, Mumbai, India and is a life member of the Comparative Literature Association of India.

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