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“Home in the World” goes beyond a conventional memoir; it serves as a meditation on the interconnectedness of the personal and the political. Sen not only recounts his life story but also delves into the intellectual and moral foundations that have shaped his commitment to social justice. The memoir invites readers to contemplate the role of identity, culture, and human relationships in shaping one’s worldview. Sen’s eloquent prose and reflective tone make this memoir not only a compelling read for those interested in his life but also a source of inspiration for anyone grappling with questions of belonging, justice, and the pursuit of a meaningful life in a complex world.


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