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ویرایش: نویسندگان: Malashri Lal. Anglist, Sukrita Paul Kumar سری: ISBN (شابک) : 8131706370, 9788131706374 ناشر: Pearson Education سال نشر: 2007 تعداد صفحات: [297] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 3 Mb
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Cover Contents Introduction Part I: Partition: Questioning Borders Chapter 1: Divided Homelands, Hostile Homes: Partition, Women and Homelessness The Stories: ‘Lajwanti’, ‘Angapali’, ‘Karunkanya’ Whose Chastity, Whose Struggle? Women, Nations, Myths Notes References Chapter 2: Adarsh Nagar Diyaan Gallaan: At Home in a Resettlement Colony Notes References Chapter 3: Translating India as the Other: Partition and After Notes References Part II: Home as Social Text Chapter 4: At Home in the Nation? Negotiating Identity in Shyam Selvadurai’s Funny Boy Violence and the Unhomely A Funny Performance Queering Language A Language of ‘Powerful and Hidden Possibilities’ Negotiating Identity, Imagining Community, Writing Home Notes References Chapter 5: Subsuming the ‘Nation’ Within ‘Home’: A Study of A.K. Ramanujan’s Poetry Inwardness of the Creative Medium References Chapter 6: Locating ‘Home’ in a Liminal Space: Longing and Belonging in the Fiction of ‘Bengali’ American Women Writers Notes References Part III: Language: Writing the Difference Chapter 7: ‘Mouthwork’: Food and Language as the Corporeal Home for the Unhoused Diasporic Body in South Asian Women’s Writing The Return of the Mother-tongue: Parole to Langue Synaesthesia Notes References Chapter 8: The Colonial and Postcolonial Experience of ‘Home’ in Two Sri Lankan Works References Chapter 9: ‘Will the Real South Asian Stand Up Please?’ Transference and the Writing of ‘Home’ in the Psychobab(El) of Diaspora To Begin then, at the Beginning Transference: Laying the Ground and Booking Passages First Set: of Twice-born Fiction Second Set: Geographies of Identity Is Zadie Smith South Asian? Third Set: Voices of the Crossing Addendum, Errata, Excess, Abscess Of Origins and Returns Notes References Part IV: Gender Chapter 10: Not a Home: Hindi Women Poets Narrating ‘Home’ ‘Homesick With Nowhere to Go’6 Home as Confinement Home and the Uncanny Re-territorializations Notes References Chapter 11: The Kaliyug of Modernity in Surendra Verma’s Draupadi Notes References Chapter 12: No Nation Woman: The Diasporic Woman’s Quest for Home Recreating Homes in Foreign Spaces: Resistance and Subjectivity Notes References Part V: Family/Memory Chapter 13: The Construction of Home in the Amar Singh Diary: Liminality, Hybridity and Reflexivity Liminality, Hybridity and Home The Formation of a Hybrid Identity Home and the Public/Private Distinction Home as Site of Surveillance Notes References Chapter 14: Home in the Poetry of Jayanta Mahapatra and Sujata Bhatt: Childhood, Family, Ancestors and Personal History Family and Childhood: ‘The Rancid Fat of the Past’1 Ancestors and Personal History: ‘I Never Left Home’2 Notes References Chapter 15: ‘Home’ and the Construction of New English Fiction Notes References Chapter 16: Modernity at Home: The Nationalization of the Indian Drawing Room, 1830–1930 The Sitting Rooms of Young Bengal2 Town and Country: Colonial Modern Aspects The Printed Book in the Bhadralok Drawing Room The Advent of Women The Intellectual Bengali Aesthetic Notes References Part VI: Identity and Nation Chapter 17: On the Becoming and Existence of Home: Inequities, Disparities and the Novel in India Notes References Chapter 18: Complexities of Home and Homeland in Pakistani English Poetry and Fiction Note References About the Editors and the Contributors The Editors The Contributors Index