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This edited volume is a collection of scholarly research on filmmaker Gurinder Chadhas work representing Indian culture in foreign lands. Contributors discuss the implications of such admixtures on acculturation processes, diasporic formations, and specific cultural experiences.

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This book looks at women writers from the South Asian region who negotiate Home from the vantage point of in-between spacedefined through the mythical concept of Trishanku and the frameworks of migration, historical consciousness, colonialism, interracial experiences, fragmented memories, nostalgia, and hyphenated identities.

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This anthology is an examination of the co-relations of alienness and homing conceptualizations, cultural and discursive practices, represented in South Asian womens diasporic narratives. The central premise is the context-specific relationships that generate a sense of unbelongingness in transnational configurations.

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This book analyzes the use of animal imagery in childrens literature produced by British writers. It encapsulates the agenda of consciously training British children through underscoring resources and fauna in India pursued by the British society in the nineteenth century Victorian England.