At home in diaspora : south Asian scholars and the West

By:

Assayag, Jackie. (ed.)

Contributor(s):

Benei, Veronique (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Permanent Black; 2006Description: 207pISBN:

9788178241678

Subject(s):

Scholars-South Asia-Biography

DDC classification:

305.891401821 ATH

Summary: This book, comprising a blend of autobiography and intellectual history by some of South Asia’s foremost contemporary historians and sociologists, shows that the postcolonial scholar’s presence in the West is a phenomenon worthy of analysis. While considering nomadic theories in an age of globalisation, this book documents the complexities of the relationship between culture, knowledge, and the individual.

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This book, comprising a blend of autobiography and intellectual history by some of South Asia’s foremost contemporary historians and sociologists, shows that the postcolonial scholar’s presence in the West is a phenomenon worthy of analysis. While considering nomadic theories in an age of globalisation, this book documents the complexities of the relationship between culture, knowledge, and the individual.

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