y separately published work icon Journal of Intercultural Studies periodical issue   peer reviewed assertion
Alternative title: Pigments of the Imagination
Issue Details: First known date: 2007... vol. 28 no. 1 February 2007 of Journal of Intercultural Studies est. 1980- Journal of Intercultural Studies
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From Empire to Empire? Writing the Transnational Anglo-Indian Self in Australia, Debjani Ganguly , single work criticism
'This paper situates late modern Anglo-Indian lifeworlds in Australia in a dialogue with the theoretical templates of globalisation and postcolonialism. More particularly it deploys contemporary Anglo-Indian life stories to challenge theoretical positions in the domain of globalisation studies that announce either the demise of postcolonial theory (by suggesting that it has outlived its historical viability) or subsume its varied articulations under the rubric of 'globalisation'' (Author's abstract).
(p. 27-40)
Eurasians : Celebrating Survival, Christine Choo , single work essay
Choo states that the 'search for [her] Asian ancestors and [her] discoveries in archives, the crumbling pages, the eroding ink, the disappearance of the word, are a metaphor for the simultaneous emergence of the will to recover memories and the slow fading away of the material traces of memory. [...] This paper presents Eurasians and their experiences as transcultural or in the middle ground - the space where new ways of being are developed and lived in a cross-cultural environment. It explores how the definition of Eurasian is changing in the context of contemporary globalised society' (Author's abstract).
(p. 129-141)

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