Texts of power : emerging disciplines in colonial Bengal
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Texts of power : emerging disciplines in colonial Bengal
University of Minnesota Press, c1995
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"Published in conjunction with the Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta, India."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-208) and index
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内容説明
Bengal was the first "modern" province in India - the first, that is, to undergo a forced encounter with Western modernity. From this point of view, the writers in this book consider what the case of Bengal says about the workings of Western modernity in a colonial setting. This collection probes questions of pedagogy, nationalism and gender. By applying the theoretical insights of recent historical and cultural studies to the specific circumstances of Bengal, the authors develop an approach to Indian intellectual and cultural history, adding to our understanding of contemporary intellectual modernity. Subjects include colonialist and nationalist surveillance of Bengali literature, the disposition of the nation's art, the politics of child rearing, the mapping of Calcutta and the disciplining of historical memory.
目次
- The disciplines in colonial Bengal, Partha Chatterjee
- Disciplining the printed text - colonial and nationalist surveillance of Bengali literature, Tapti Roy
- Recovering the nation's art, Tapati Guha-Thakurta
- A modern science of politics for the colonized, Partha Chatterjee
- Sons of the nation - child rearing in the new family, Pradip Kumar Bose
- A city away from home - the mapping of Calcutta, Keya Dasgupta
- Territory and people - the disciplining of historical memory, Ranabir Samaddar.
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