Whose India?
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Book Summary
For centuries, India has captured our imagination. Far more than a mere geographical presence, India is also an imaginative construct shaped by competing cultures, emotions, and ideologies. In "Whose India"? Teresa Hubel examines literary and historical texts by the British and Indian writers who gave meaning to the construct "India" during the final decades of the Empire. Feminist and postcolonial in its approach, this work describes the contest between British imperialists and Indian nationalists at that historical moment when India sought to achieve its independence; that is, when the definition, acquisition, and ownership of India was most vehemently at stake. Hubel collapses the boundary between literature and history
ISBN-13
9780822317180
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Duke University Press
Publishing Date
1996-04-05

Whose India?

by Teresa Hubel (Author),
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Book Summary
For centuries, India has captured our imagination. Far more than a mere geographical presence, India is also an imaginative construct shaped by competing cultures, emotions, and ideologies. In "Whose India"? Teresa Hubel examines literary and historical texts by the British and Indian writers who gave meaning to the construct "India" during the final decades of the Empire. Feminist and postcolonial in its approach, this work describes the contest between British imperialists and Indian nationalists at that historical moment when India sought to achieve its independence; that is, when the definition, acquisition, and ownership of India was most vehemently at stake. Hubel collapses the boundary between literature and history
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9780822317180
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Duke University Press
Publishing Date
1996-04-05