Subaltern Studies: writings on south Asian history and society Vol.X

BOM5-7691821
2025-01-29

List of Illustrations viii
Note on Contributors ix
1. Diaspora and the Difficult Art of Dying Sudeslı Mishra p.1.
2. A Market for Aboriginality: Primitivism and Race Classification in the Indentured Labour Market of Colonial India Kaushik Ghosh p.8,
3. Colouring Subalternity: Slaves, Concubines and Social Orphans in Early Colonial India Indrani Chatterjee p.49,
4. Taming Traditions: Legalities and Histories in Twentieth-Century Orissa Ishita Banerjee Dubep.98,
5. Spatializing History: Subaltern Carnivalizations of Space in Tiruppuvanam, Tamil Nadu Sundar Kaali p.126,
6. Untouchable Freedom: A Critique of the Bourgeois- Landlord Indian State Vijay Prashad p.170,
7. Indian Magical Realism:,
Notes on Popular Visual Culture Christopher Pinney p.201
8. Gendering the Nationalist Subject': Palestinian Camp Women's Life Stories Rosemary Sayigh p.234

List of Illustrations
1. Frontispiece to Edward Moor, The Hindu Pantheon (London, 1810). Courtesy of SOASp.226,
2. Calcutta Art Studio chronmolithograph of Kali, collected by B.A. Gupte. Courtesy of Royal Anthropological Institute Photographic Collection p.227,
3. 'Kichak-Sairandhri', Postcard based on the Ravi Varma image published by P.S. Joshi Art Publisher, Bombay, c. 1910p.228,
4.'Keechak Sairandhri', Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph decorated with cloth and brocade, c. 1900. Author's collection " p.229,
5. Ashtabhuja Devi', the original Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph. Courtesy Ashmolean Museumn, Oxford p.230,
6. 'Ashtabhuja Devi', the revised Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph. Courtesy Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
p.231,
7. "The Cow with Eighty-four Deities',the original Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph. Author's collection p.232,
8. "The Cow with Eighty-four Deities',the revised Ravi Varma Press chromolithograph. Author's collectionp.233