Indian Arrivals, 1870-1915
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Indian Arrivals, 1870-1915
Networks of British Empire
Boehmer, Elleke
Oxford University Press
09/2021
304
Mole
Inglês
9780192855671
15 a 20 dias
378
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Introduction: Indian Arrival-Encounters between Indians and Britons, 1870-1915
I Encounter
II Interconnected Cultural Terrains
III Cross-border Poetics
IV Arrivals and Arrivants
V The Enigma of Arrival
VI Chapters
1: Passages to England: Suez, the Indian pathway
I Ondaatje's 'fragmentary tableaux'
II Across the Black Waters
III The 'magnificent ditch' in its imperial context
IV British perspectives
V Indian passages to England: travelling in the west
VI Forged through the medium of travel: Toru Dutt and Sarojini Naidu
2: The Spasm of the Familiar: Indians in late nineteenth-century London
I 'EL to England to discover India'
II Native and foreign in England
III 'Versions of our old route': India-in-Britain
IV City networks: 'No route back'
V A poetics of crossing: 'that world-wide circle EL like an electric current'
3: Lotus Artists: Self-orientalism and Decadence
I 'Catching the nearing echo': 1890s poetic encounters between India and Britain
II The fantastical 1890s
III 'Lotus-eyed' Ghose 'the Primavera poet'
IV 'so impetuous and so sympathetic': Sarojini Naidu as self-orientalist
V Cornelia Sorabji: 'getting England into my bones'
4: Edwardian Extremes and Extremists, 1901-13
I Difference within
II India Housed and Unhoused
III Indian Bloomsbury
IV On or about 1912
5: Coda-Indian Salients
6: Works Cited
I Encounter
II Interconnected Cultural Terrains
III Cross-border Poetics
IV Arrivals and Arrivants
V The Enigma of Arrival
VI Chapters
1: Passages to England: Suez, the Indian pathway
I Ondaatje's 'fragmentary tableaux'
II Across the Black Waters
III The 'magnificent ditch' in its imperial context
IV British perspectives
V Indian passages to England: travelling in the west
VI Forged through the medium of travel: Toru Dutt and Sarojini Naidu
2: The Spasm of the Familiar: Indians in late nineteenth-century London
I 'EL to England to discover India'
II Native and foreign in England
III 'Versions of our old route': India-in-Britain
IV City networks: 'No route back'
V A poetics of crossing: 'that world-wide circle EL like an electric current'
3: Lotus Artists: Self-orientalism and Decadence
I 'Catching the nearing echo': 1890s poetic encounters between India and Britain
II The fantastical 1890s
III 'Lotus-eyed' Ghose 'the Primavera poet'
IV 'so impetuous and so sympathetic': Sarojini Naidu as self-orientalist
V Cornelia Sorabji: 'getting England into my bones'
4: Edwardian Extremes and Extremists, 1901-13
I Difference within
II India Housed and Unhoused
III Indian Bloomsbury
IV On or about 1912
5: Coda-Indian Salients
6: Works Cited
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Introduction: Indian Arrival-Encounters between Indians and Britons, 1870-1915
I Encounter
II Interconnected Cultural Terrains
III Cross-border Poetics
IV Arrivals and Arrivants
V The Enigma of Arrival
VI Chapters
1: Passages to England: Suez, the Indian pathway
I Ondaatje's 'fragmentary tableaux'
II Across the Black Waters
III The 'magnificent ditch' in its imperial context
IV British perspectives
V Indian passages to England: travelling in the west
VI Forged through the medium of travel: Toru Dutt and Sarojini Naidu
2: The Spasm of the Familiar: Indians in late nineteenth-century London
I 'EL to England to discover India'
II Native and foreign in England
III 'Versions of our old route': India-in-Britain
IV City networks: 'No route back'
V A poetics of crossing: 'that world-wide circle EL like an electric current'
3: Lotus Artists: Self-orientalism and Decadence
I 'Catching the nearing echo': 1890s poetic encounters between India and Britain
II The fantastical 1890s
III 'Lotus-eyed' Ghose 'the Primavera poet'
IV 'so impetuous and so sympathetic': Sarojini Naidu as self-orientalist
V Cornelia Sorabji: 'getting England into my bones'
4: Edwardian Extremes and Extremists, 1901-13
I Difference within
II India Housed and Unhoused
III Indian Bloomsbury
IV On or about 1912
5: Coda-Indian Salients
6: Works Cited
I Encounter
II Interconnected Cultural Terrains
III Cross-border Poetics
IV Arrivals and Arrivants
V The Enigma of Arrival
VI Chapters
1: Passages to England: Suez, the Indian pathway
I Ondaatje's 'fragmentary tableaux'
II Across the Black Waters
III The 'magnificent ditch' in its imperial context
IV British perspectives
V Indian passages to England: travelling in the west
VI Forged through the medium of travel: Toru Dutt and Sarojini Naidu
2: The Spasm of the Familiar: Indians in late nineteenth-century London
I 'EL to England to discover India'
II Native and foreign in England
III 'Versions of our old route': India-in-Britain
IV City networks: 'No route back'
V A poetics of crossing: 'that world-wide circle EL like an electric current'
3: Lotus Artists: Self-orientalism and Decadence
I 'Catching the nearing echo': 1890s poetic encounters between India and Britain
II The fantastical 1890s
III 'Lotus-eyed' Ghose 'the Primavera poet'
IV 'so impetuous and so sympathetic': Sarojini Naidu as self-orientalist
V Cornelia Sorabji: 'getting England into my bones'
4: Edwardian Extremes and Extremists, 1901-13
I Difference within
II India Housed and Unhoused
III Indian Bloomsbury
IV On or about 1912
5: Coda-Indian Salients
6: Works Cited
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