Anglo-Indian Identity
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Anglo-Indian Identity
Past and Present, in India and the Diaspora
Andrews, Robyn; Raj, Merin Simi
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
02/2021
439
Dura
Inglês
9783030644574
15 a 20 dias
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INTRODUCTION.- SECTION 1: HISTORICAL IMPACTS ON IDENTITY.- Chapter 1. Anglo-Indians and Anglo-Burmans in the crucible of Decolonisation.- Chapter 2. Which Eurasians May Speak? Elite Politics, the Lower Classes and Contested Eurasian Identity.- Chapter 3. The Politics of Representation: The Rise and Growth of Anglo-Indian Associations in Colonial India Received.- SECTION 2: GENDERED IDENTITIES.- Chapter 4. Framing and Re-framing: Weaving Threads of Anglo-Indian (Hi)stories.- Chapter 5. A Queer Encounter with Anglo-Indians: some thoughts on national (non)belonging.- Chapter 6. Exercising Agency within Professional and Social Constraints: The Career Narratives of Anglo-Indian Women Employed as School Teachers in Bangalore.- SECTION 3: IN LITERATURE AND FILM.- Chapter 7. Perspectives on Anglo-Indian 'Homing Desire'.- Chapter 8. Mixed Feelings: Autoethnography, Affect and Anglo-Indian Creative Practice.- Chapter 9. Fictionalised identities: Remodelling Anglo-Indians.- Chapter 10. "Not knowing for how much longer": Requiem for the Living as an act of cultural recovery of the Paranki community in Kerala.- Chapter 11. Daivathinte Vikruthikal: Homelessness and Fragmented Identities of Indo-French Families in Mahe, Post 1954.- SECTION 4: IDENTITY IN THE DIASPORA.- Chapter 12. Immigration Rhetoric and Public Discourse in the Construction of Anglo-Indian Identity in Britain.- Chapter 13. The dilemma of Anglo-Indian identity in Pakistan.- Chapter 14. Anglo-Indians of New Zealand: Identity and Diasporic Comparisons.- Chapter 15. From Asansol to Sidney Terry Morris, Micro history and Hybrid Identity.- Chapter 16. Is the Anglo-Indian 'identity crisis' a myth?.
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mixed-race identity;historiography;autoethnography;postcolonialism;gender identity;media representation;hybrid identity;Indian independence
INTRODUCTION.- SECTION 1: HISTORICAL IMPACTS ON IDENTITY.- Chapter 1. Anglo-Indians and Anglo-Burmans in the crucible of Decolonisation.- Chapter 2. Which Eurasians May Speak? Elite Politics, the Lower Classes and Contested Eurasian Identity.- Chapter 3. The Politics of Representation: The Rise and Growth of Anglo-Indian Associations in Colonial India Received.- SECTION 2: GENDERED IDENTITIES.- Chapter 4. Framing and Re-framing: Weaving Threads of Anglo-Indian (Hi)stories.- Chapter 5. A Queer Encounter with Anglo-Indians: some thoughts on national (non)belonging.- Chapter 6. Exercising Agency within Professional and Social Constraints: The Career Narratives of Anglo-Indian Women Employed as School Teachers in Bangalore.- SECTION 3: IN LITERATURE AND FILM.- Chapter 7. Perspectives on Anglo-Indian 'Homing Desire'.- Chapter 8. Mixed Feelings: Autoethnography, Affect and Anglo-Indian Creative Practice.- Chapter 9. Fictionalised identities: Remodelling Anglo-Indians.- Chapter 10. "Not knowing for how much longer": Requiem for the Living as an act of cultural recovery of the Paranki community in Kerala.- Chapter 11. Daivathinte Vikruthikal: Homelessness and Fragmented Identities of Indo-French Families in Mahe, Post 1954.- SECTION 4: IDENTITY IN THE DIASPORA.- Chapter 12. Immigration Rhetoric and Public Discourse in the Construction of Anglo-Indian Identity in Britain.- Chapter 13. The dilemma of Anglo-Indian identity in Pakistan.- Chapter 14. Anglo-Indians of New Zealand: Identity and Diasporic Comparisons.- Chapter 15. From Asansol to Sidney Terry Morris, Micro history and Hybrid Identity.- Chapter 16. Is the Anglo-Indian 'identity crisis' a myth?.
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