This collection explores the continuing cultural, political, and social impact of the Partition on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and in the South Asian diaspora. It focuses on neglected areas in the existing scholarship on the subjects—themes as well as regions within South Asia—that illustrates Vazira Zamindar’s idea of a "Long Partition."
This collection explores the continuing cultural, political, and social impact of the Partition on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and in the South Asian diaspora. It focuses on neglected areas in the existing scholarship on the subjects—themes as well as regions within South Asia—that illustrates Vazira Zamindar’s idea of a "Long Partition."
Amritjit Singh is Langston Hughes Professor of English & African American Studies at Ohio University. Nalini Iyer is professor of English at Seattle University. Rahul K. Gairola is assistant professor of English and comparative literature at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India.
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Introduction Section I: Approaches to Partition Chapter 1. "Specters of Democracy/The Gender of Specters: Cultural Memory and the Indian Partition" - Radhika Mohanram Chapter 2. "Lost Homes, Shifting Borders and the Search For Belonging" - Jasbir Jain Chapter 3. "A Will to Say or Unsay: Female Silences and Discursive Interventions in Partition Narratives" - Parvinder Mehta Chapter 4. "Migrations in Absentia: Multinational Digital Advertising and Manipulation of Partition Trauma - Rahul. K. Gairola Section II: Nations and Narrations Chapter 5. "Exorcizing the Ghosts of Times Past: Partition Memoirs as Testimony" - Tarun K. Saint Chapter 6. "Difficult Choices: Work, Family, and Displaced Women in Partition Writings" - Debali Mookerjea-Leonard Chapter 7. "Refugees as Homo Sacers: Partition and the National Imaginary in The Hungry Tide" - Amrita Ghosh Section III. Borders and Borderlands Chapter 8. "Property, Violence and Displacement: Partition in Sindh" - Nandita Bhavnani Chapter 9. "The Long Shadow of 1947: Partition, Violence and Displacement in Jammu and Kashmir" - Ilyas Chattha Chapter 10. "From Frontiers to Borders: Partition and the Production of Marginal Spaces in North East India" - Babyrani Yumnam Chapter 11. "Looking East: Melodramatic Narrative, Ecotheater and the 'Forgotten Long March' in Jangam." - Amit R. Baishya Section IV. From Pakistan to Bangladesh Chapter 12. "The Never-Ending Partition: Pakistan's Self-Identification Dilemma"- Amber Fatima Riaz Chapter 13. "Partition and the Bangladeshi Literary Response" - Kaiser Haq Chapter 14. "Cosmopolitan Aesthetics in Shakeel Adil Zada's Baazigar"- Masood A. Raja Chapter 15. "The Nexus of Class, Identity and Politics in the Representational Economy of Partition: The Case of Hasan Azizul Huq" - Mohd. Rezaul Haque Chapter 16. "Partition and Beyond: Intizar Husain's Quest for Meaning and Vision" - Tasneem Shahnaaz and Amritjit Singh Section V. Partitions Within Chapter 17. "Buckle in the Hindu Belt: Contemporary Hindu-Muslim Violence and the Legacy of Partition in Banaras" - Jeremy A. Rinker Chapter 18. "Hyderabad, Partition, and Hindutva: Strategic Revisitings in Neelkanth's 'Durga' (2005)" - Nazia Akhtar Chapter 19. "Partition's Others: The View from South India" - Nalini Iyer
Introduction Section I: Approaches to Partition Chapter 1. "Specters of Democracy/The Gender of Specters: Cultural Memory and the Indian Partition" - Radhika Mohanram Chapter 2. "Lost Homes, Shifting Borders and the Search For Belonging" - Jasbir Jain Chapter 3. "A Will to Say or Unsay: Female Silences and Discursive Interventions in Partition Narratives" - Parvinder Mehta Chapter 4. "Migrations in Absentia: Multinational Digital Advertising and Manipulation of Partition Trauma - Rahul. K. Gairola Section II: Nations and Narrations Chapter 5. "Exorcizing the Ghosts of Times Past: Partition Memoirs as Testimony" - Tarun K. Saint Chapter 6. "Difficult Choices: Work, Family, and Displaced Women in Partition Writings" - Debali Mookerjea-Leonard Chapter 7. "Refugees as Homo Sacers: Partition and the National Imaginary in The Hungry Tide" - Amrita Ghosh Section III. Borders and Borderlands Chapter 8. "Property, Violence and Displacement: Partition in Sindh" - Nandita Bhavnani Chapter 9. "The Long Shadow of 1947: Partition, Violence and Displacement in Jammu and Kashmir" - Ilyas Chattha Chapter 10. "From Frontiers to Borders: Partition and the Production of Marginal Spaces in North East India" - Babyrani Yumnam Chapter 11. "Looking East: Melodramatic Narrative, Ecotheater and the 'Forgotten Long March' in Jangam." - Amit R. Baishya Section IV. From Pakistan to Bangladesh Chapter 12. "The Never-Ending Partition: Pakistan's Self-Identification Dilemma"- Amber Fatima Riaz Chapter 13. "Partition and the Bangladeshi Literary Response" - Kaiser Haq Chapter 14. "Cosmopolitan Aesthetics in Shakeel Adil Zada's Baazigar"- Masood A. Raja Chapter 15. "The Nexus of Class, Identity and Politics in the Representational Economy of Partition: The Case of Hasan Azizul Huq" - Mohd. Rezaul Haque Chapter 16. "Partition and Beyond: Intizar Husain's Quest for Meaning and Vision" - Tasneem Shahnaaz and Amritjit Singh Section V. Partitions Within Chapter 17. "Buckle in the Hindu Belt: Contemporary Hindu-Muslim Violence and the Legacy of Partition in Banaras" - Jeremy A. Rinker Chapter 18. "Hyderabad, Partition, and Hindutva: Strategic Revisitings in Neelkanth's 'Durga' (2005)" - Nazia Akhtar Chapter 19. "Partition's Others: The View from South India" - Nalini Iyer
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