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29.09.2023

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

29.09.2023

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23.4/15.6/1.9 cm

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520 g

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Englisch

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978-1-03-224734-2

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  • List of Figures

    List of Contributors

    Acknowledgements

    Note on Transliteration

    Introduction: Language Ideologies and the ‘Vernacular’: A Critical Perspective

    Nishat Zaidi and Hans Harder

    PART I

    Ideologies of Vernaculars and English

    1 Beyond Hegemonic Binaries: English and the ‘Vernaculars’ in Post-liberalization India

    Javed Majeed

    2 Urdu Language Ideologies and Pakistani Identity

    Arian Hopf

    3 “Mother English”: Savitribai Phule on Caste Patriarchy and the Ideology of the English Vernacular

    Christian Lee Novetzke

    4 The Location of Theory: Bhāṣa Literatures in Indian and North American Postcolonialism

    Suddhaseel Sen

    5 A Vernacular Archive of Sex and Sexuality: Personal Annotations

    Charu Gupta

    6 Political Reform, Territorialising Language: Re-casting Difference, Constitutional Categories and Developmental Goals, 1905–1950s

    Veena Naregal

    PART II

    Lost/Found in Translation between Vernaculars and English

    7 Linguistic Estrangement: When Is a Language My Own?

    Sudipta Kaviraj

    8 British Translators, Bhagat Singh, and ‘Atheism’: How ‘Reverse Translation’ Alters the Meaning of Philosophical Concepts

    Ruth Vanita

    9 Telling Lives in Forked Tongues: Reading Shanta Gokhale’s and Nabaneeta Dev Sen’s Autobiographical Writings

    Dhrupadi Chattopadhyay

    10 Vernacularizing Science in Colonial Bengal: A Translational Site of ‘Other’ Archives

    Indrani Das Gupta

    11 Multilingual Locals in Transnational Geographies: Vaijñan̄ ik Upanyas̄ and the Cosmopolitanisation of Hindi in Late Colonial North India

    Ishita Singh

    PART III

    Language Ideology, Literature and the Vernacular Public Spheres

    12 Vernacularizing Emotions: Mohammed Ali’s Comrade and Hamdard

    Margrit Pernau

    13 In Defence of the Prem|sāgar: Re-evaluating the Narrative of the Hindi–Urdu Split

    Gautam Liu

    14 Vernaculars across Texts: Modern Islam and Modern Literature in Bengal

    Neilesh Bose

    15 Reading Caste in Vernacular Journals

    Meenakshi Yadav

    16 A South Asian Vernacular Public Overseas: Tamil in the Straits Settlements, c. 1870–1942

    Torsten Tschacher

    Index