70 Journal of Arts & Ideas THERE IS ONLY ONEJOURNAL-Wf JOURNAL OF ARTS Q? IDEAS that can inform you about critical thinking in the field of arts. If you are not a subscriber then you have been left far behind because JAI is already 10 issues old and has Ideas on the Arts. Already these articles have been published and reproduced by others: Issue I Modern Indian Painting : A synoptic View, GEETA KAPUR; Place for People-New Images, AJAY SINHA; Neo-Colonialism : A Nervous Note, ASHOKMITRA; Some Perspectives on the Theatre ofTommorrow, GP. DESHPANDE; Fritz Bennewitz-An Interview, RATI BARTHOLOMEW d? ANURADHA KAPUR; Tomb Technology and Waves of Slaves, ROMI KHOSLA; Technique as Ideology, MADAN GOPAL SINGH; Lcger, SUDHIR PATWARDHAN Picasso, A CENTENARY TRIBUTE; Lu Hsun, CHANCHAL CHAUHAN; Culture by Raymond Williams, ANIL BHATTI Issue No. II The IPTA in Bengal, MALINI BHATTACHARYA; Brecht and Didactic Theatre. REKHA KAMATH; Writers* Kitchen: An Interview with Marques.Tran slated by KALPANA SAHNI; The Latin American Novel and Marquez, S.P GANGULY; On Godard, ASHISH RAJADHYAKSHA: Translating $hakuntalam, K.V.K. SUNDARAM, About Tughlaq, MADAN GOPAL SINGH Issue No. Ill Viewer's View: Looking at Pictures, GULAM MOHAMMED SHEIKH; The Dance in India, RAJIIC\ PURI; Myth and Ritual: Ghatak's Megh6 Dhaka Tara, IRA BASHKAR; A Statement of Bias, JASDDHRA BAGCHI; The Fantastic as Verbal ALOK BHALLA; Nukkad Rang Mela; MADHAVA PRASAD Issue No. IV Traditional Indian Theatre and Experimental Western Theatre, AYYAPPA PANIKER; The Road Revisited : An Analysis of Father Panchali, MEENAKSHI MUKHERJEE, There Can be No International An. PRANABRANJAN RAY; Music and Modernism, ASHOK D. RANADE; The Khayal:What It Is Not, NEELA KHOPKAR; On Ramanujan's Translation, SHAMA Fl/TEHALLY Issue No. V Of More Than a Certain Tendency in the T"dian Cinema, ASHISH RAJADHYAKSHA; The Linear and the Displaced : Towards a Cinematic Self Identity, ARUN KHOPKAR, Another Science of Colour.y.P.S. UBEROI; Notes For An Aesthetic of Cinema Sound, KUMAR SHAHANI; Mobile Vision: Some Synopdc, GULAM MOHAMMED SHEIKH; Ketan Mehta on Bhavni Bhavai; Eisenstein*s Que viva Mexico A Discussion; On Solaris and Tarkovsky, MADAN GOPAL SINW Issue No. VI Communal Elements in Late Nineteenth Century Hindi Literature, SUDHIR CHANDRA; The Trauma of Independence: Some Aspects of Progressive Hindi Literature, 1945-47, ALOKRAI; Reflections of a Writer, BHISHAM SAHNI; Aesthetics : Some Important Problems, R.B. PATAN-KAR; The Concept of Literary History A Marxist Critique, S.V. PRADHAN; Peter Weiss and the Aesthetics of Resistance, ANIL BHATTI, Development as Will and Idea. DIPANKAR GUPTA Issue No. VII Including Iconography and Images in Architecture, ROMIKHOSLA; Architecture to me ia about Construction of Images and Associations, Interview with SATISH GUJRAL; Identity in Diversity, ROBI SULARTO 5ASTROWARDOYO; The City-Terra Incognita, A. GUTNOV; Charles Correa, Book Review bv PETER SERENYI Issue No. VIII Approach to Topoanalysis and to the Paradigmatics of Dramaturgic Space, DARKO SUVIN; An Armoured car on the road to proletarian revolution. Interview with Utpal Dutt by MALINI BHATTACHARYA AND MIHIR BHAJTACHARYA; Western Responses to Traditional Indian Theatre. AKSHARA K.V.; Portfolio of Drawings, K. PRABHAKARAN; The Changing Text, KUM KUM SANGARI; The Novel Itihasacharya V.K. Rajwad (1864-1926), Translated by SHANTA GOKHALE If you wish to subscribe or want the available back issues write to : Journal of Arts Sc Ideas, 78-G, Sujan Singh Park,' New Delhi-110003 (India)