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Revisiting India's Partition : New Essays on Memory, Culture, and Politics /
Table of Contents:
- Section I. Approaches to partition
- Specters of democracy/the gender of specters : cultural memory and the Indian partition / Radhika Mohanram
- Lost homes, shifting borders and the search for belonging / Jasbir Jain
- A will to say or unsay : female silences and discursive interventions in partition narratives / Parvinder Mehta
- Migrations in absentia : multinational digital advertising and manipulation of partition trauma / Rahul. K. Gairola
- Section II. Nations and narrations
- Exorcizing the ghosts of times past : partition memoirs as testimony / Tarun K. Saint
- Difficult choices : work, family, and displaced women in partition writings / Debali Mookerjea-Leonard
- Refugees as Homo sacers : partition and the national imaginary in The hungry tide / Amrita Ghosh
- Section III. Borders and borderlands
- Property, violence and displacement : partition in Sindh / Nandita Bhavnani
- The long shadow of 1947 : partition, violence and displacement in Jammu and Kashmir / Ilyas Chattha
- From frontiers to borders : partition and the production of marginal spaces in north east India / Babyrani Yumnam
- Looking east : melodramatic narrative, ecotheater and the "forgotten long march" in Jangam / Amit R. Baishya
- Section IV. From Pakistan to Bangladesh
- The never-ending partition : Pakistan's self-identification dilemma / Amber Fatima Riaz
- Partition and the Bangladeshi literary response / Kaiser Haq
- Cosmopolitan aesthetics in Shakeel Adil Zada's Baazigar / Masood A. Raja
- The nexus of class, identity and politics in the representational economy of partition : the case of Hasan Azizul Huq / Mohd. Rezaul Haque
- Partition and beyond : Intizar Husain's quest for meaning and vision / Tasneem Shahnaaz and Amritjit Singh
- Section V. Partitions within
- Buckle in the Hindu Belt : contemporary Hindu-Muslim violence and the legacy of partition in Banaras / Jeremy A. Rinker
- Hyderabad, partition, and Hindutva : strategic revisitings in Neelkanth's "Durga" (2005) / Nazia Akhtar
- Partition's others : the view from South India / Nalini Iyer.