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El. knyga: Barbed Wire: Borders and Partitions in South Asia

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  • Formatas: 334 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 29-Nov-2020
  • Leidėjas: Routledge India
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000366099
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  • Formatas: 334 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 29-Nov-2020
  • Leidėjas: Routledge India
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000366099
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Chiefly with reference to Bengal.

The book is an anthology of creative and critical responses to the many partitions of India within and across borders. By widening and reframing the question of partition in the subcontinent from one event in 1947 to a larger series of partitions, the book presents a deeper perspective both on the concept of partition in understanding South Asia, and understanding the implications from survivors, victims and others. The imagery of the barbed wire in the title is used precisely to confront the jaggedness of experiencing and surviving partition that still haunts the national, literary, religious and political matrices of India.

The volume is a compilation of short stories, poems, articles, news reports and memoirs, with each contributor bringing forth their perception of partition and its effects on their life and identity. The many narratives amplify the human cost of partitions, examining the complexities of a bruised nation at the social, psychological and religious levels of consciousness.

The book will appeal to anyone interested in literary studies, history, politics, sociology, cultural studies, and comparative literature.

Dedication. Preface. Acknowledgements. Note on Translation. Glossary.
Introduction PART ONE. I. Crossing Over: Rememory(ing) the Loss
1. Uprooted
Achinyo Kumar Sengupta
2. 'Hello Khukhu!' Indrani Sen
3. Across Boundaries
Anita Tandon
4. Distance to Lahore Surjit Sarna
5. Living the Dream:
Narrating a Landscape Lost and a Land Left Behind Ashes Gupta
6. The Ultimate
Dislocation: Migration, Histories and the Human Jasbir Jain II. Bruised
Nation: Tropes of Violence
7. Partition as Leitmotif in the Stories of
Saadat Hasan Manto Sreemati Mukherjee
8. The Emblematic Body: Women and
Nationalism in Partition Narratives Himadri Lahiri
9. Holocausts and Human
Hearts: A Study of Rajinder Singh Bedis 'Lajwanti' Nibir Kumar Ghosh
10.
Recalling the City of the Dreadful Night: Narratives of Partition Tutun
Mukherjee. III. Reconstructing Identities: Strategies of Survival
11.
Dismemberment and/or Reconstitution: Visual Representations of the Partition
of Bengal Somdatta Mandal
12. Chaos, Dislocation and Problem of Identity in
Sunil Gangopadhyays 'Arjun' Naina Dey. PART TWO. IV. Of Borders, Barbed
Wires and the Unending Trail: Map Makings and Map Makings (North-East and
East)
13. Of Nation (an excerpt) Debashish Tarafdar
14. Thinking and
Rethinking Partition in the North-East: Colonial and Post-Colonial Assam
Moushumi Datta Pathak
15. Me and the World of Millitants Indira (Mamoni
Raisom) Goswami
16. At the Crossroads: Representation of Violence in
Contemporary Assamese Poetry Bibhash Choudhury
17. Locatings Dilipkanti
Laskar
18. Bangladesh: Dhirendrandra Nath Dutta and the Language Movement
Kamaluddin Ahmed
19. Of Bangladesh and East India: Fictional Representation
of Violence and Migration after 1947 Jayita Sengupta
20. People in Quest of a
River (Excerpts) Purabi Bormodoi
21. Pushback Meenkashi Sen V. The Agony of
Desire: Kashmir
22. A Brief Overview of the Kashmir Issue Jayita Sengupta
23.
In the Shadow of Militancy: The Diary of an Unknown Kashmiri (Excerpts) Tej
N. Dhar
24. Special Reports from Kashmir Kavita Suri VI. Partitions: The
Undying Angst
25. The Partition Ghazal Keki Daruwalla
26. Criminal Jilano
Bano
27. Kamaleshwars Kitne Pakistan and the Metaphors of Partition Ameena
Kazi Ansari. Select Bibliography. About the Editor. Notes on Contributors.
Index
Jayita Sengupta is Reader and Head, Department of English, South Calcutta Girls College, University of Calcutta.
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