01784nam a2200277Ia 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020001800062040001000080082001000090082000800100100003000108245007100138260001400209260000900223300000800232365000800240365001100248365000700259365000800266505108600274650002501360942001201385999001501397952009401412OSt20220303093438.0181031s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a9780367239527  ckrvia  a720.1  bCHA  aSwati Chattopadhyay94422  aRepresenting Calcutta: Modernity, Nationalism and Colonial Uncanny  bRoutledge  c2006  a314  b895  cRupees  d20  e716  aIntroduction: the city in historical imagination: Representing modernity and nationalism p.1, Received histories p.6, Thinking spatially p.10, Public space p.14, Plan of this book p.19, 1. The colonial uncanny Eye of a European p.21, Drawing boundaries p.28, Scientific accuracy and the picturesque p.33, Depicting Calcutta p.46, Pathological space p.62, From picturesque paintings to health maps p.68, 2. The limits of "white" town: Topographic palimpsest p.76, Built for speculation p.92, Out of England? p.109, “A long opera" p.118, 3. Locating mythic selves: Public sphere and public space p.136, Discursive strategies p.141, Translating architecture p.150, The art of remembering p.167, 4.Telling stories: Dwelling in Modernity p.179, The speech culture of the middle class p.186, On the edge of the sheet p.194, The language of material culture p.216, 5. Death in public: Women in public p.225, Representing sexual transgression p.237, Desire and devotion in nationalist imagination p.237, Displacement p.248, The trouble with their bodies p.254, Mapping domesticity p.265   aArchitectural Theory  cBK2ddc  c6612d6612  00104070aKRVIAbKRVIAcGENd2018-10-31l0o720.1 CHAp6614r2018-10-31w2018-10-31yBK