by Admin | Aug 24, 2015 | Vol 7 No 2
Sutapa Dutta, Gargi College, University of Delhi, India Abstract A Guide-Book for an Empire is bound to be of epic dimensions, more so if it is on India. In its length and largeness, in its depth and diversity, in its grand ambition and ambivalence, such works would...
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Debarati Goswami, Independent Researcher, Virginia, USA Abstract This paper problematises Charlotte Bronte’s historically specific, religiously biased and homogenized underrepresentation of Indianness, considering Hinduism as...
by Admin | Aug 24, 2015 | Vol 7 No 2
Enrico Beltramini, Notre Dame de Namur University in California, USA Abstract How contemporary European Roman Catholicism elaborated a representation of Indian religions as spiritual and mystical, or pre-modern, is the theme of this article. After a brief summary of...
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Ayusman Chakraborty, Jadavpur University, India Abstract This article studies how the Christian convert is represented in three nineteenth century Anglo-Indian novels. On the basis of their attitude towards conversion, Anglo-Indian novels can be classified as...
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Diana Câmpan, University of Alba Iulia, Romania Abstract This paper attempts to explore some of the main important Indian topoi that were active in the creative imaginary of Mihai Eminescu, the Romanian National Poet (1850-1889). Not very many researchers from abroad...
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Sonia Elvireanu, Centre for the Research of the Imaginary, Alba Iulia, Romania Abstract Exotism is one of the blue prints of European literature in the 20th century, says Jean-Marc Moura in La littérature des lointains. Histoire de l’exotisme européen au XXe...
