y separately published work icon Landscape, Place and Culture : Linkages between Australia and India anthology   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 2011... 2011 Landscape, Place and Culture : Linkages between Australia and India
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland,
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Western Europe, Europe,:Cambridge Scholars Press , 2011 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Two Way Flows : Connecting Cultures, Understanding Others, Sanjukta Dasgupta , single work criticism
'Sanjukta Dasgupta's introductory essay contains a reminder of early comparisons of Australian and Indian agricultural development, for example in the study by the second Australian Prime Minister, Alfred Deakin, Irrigated India: An Australian View of India and Ceylon. Dasgupta explores connections in cultural, political and economic realms, arising from migration and diaspora narratives, from concepts of "transnation", from the "othering of the unknown as uncanny", and the reversal of othering within the diasporic community. It is a call for a more holistic understanding of our varied political affiliations, the "sharing of capital at all levels", and cultural exchange in search of new ties and new mappings of location and geographies (Editor's preface).
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Landscape and Identity in 19th Century Poetry of Australia, S. K. Sareen , single work criticism (p. 14-28)
“Magic of Dawn”: Early Travelling Along the Murray, Rick Hosking , single work criticism (p. 30-53)
The River Is Three-Quarters Empty : Some Literary Takes on Rivers and Landscape in India and Australia, Paul Sharrad , single work criticism (p. 54-71)
Unearthing the First Native-Born Australian Novelist : Reading Wanderings in India as a Cross-Cultural Text, Sarbojit Biswas , single work criticism (p. 149-159)
Water, Soap and Sanitation : Assimilationist Whitewash and Stolen Generations Narratives in South-West Australia, Sue Hosking , single work criticism (p. 218-236)
Native Newspaper and Colonial Owner: A Study of The Flinders Island Chronicle and Samachar Durpun, Angshuman Kar , single work criticism (p. 237-248)
Terrains of Self-Fashioning : Indian Diasporic Fiction in Australia, Sanghamitra Dalal , single work criticism
'Sanghamitra Dalal shows how perception of landscape iconography changes, using Mena Abdulla's The Time of the Peacock and Christopher Cyrill's The Ganges and its Tributaries. These texts indicate evolving representation of landscape and place, which Dalal uses to mark phases of diasporic identity formation and of differing modes of integrating homeland and host land' (editor's Preface).
 (p. 250-260)
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