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| | College of Arts and Sciences 2000-2002: India Studies |
 | | Moreover, to understand modern India it is also important to have a sophisticated and critical understanding of the arts, music, literature, drama, philosophy, religion, sociological, and anthropological structures of the subcontinent. |
 | | India also has a rich English-medium cultural tradition in such areas as Indo-British literature, drama, Third World studies, among others and so students may choose to focus their work on these English language traditions. |
 | | India, of course, also has a rich cultural tradition in the English language in such areas as Indo-British literature, drama, Third World Studies, etc.; students may choose to focus their work on these English language traditions. |
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