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Rosinka Chaudhuri
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Fellow in Cultural Studies
D. Phil (Oxford University, UK)
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Centre for
Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta
R-1,
Baishnabghata Patuli Township,
Kolkata - 700
094, India
Tel:
+91 (0)33 2462 7252 / 5794 / 5795
/ 2436 8313 / 7794 / 95
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Room Extn.:
218 Fax:
+91 (0)33 2462 6183
Email:
rosinka@cssscal.org
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Research Interests:
Literature and Literary History in Nineteenth Century Bengal; Postcolonial
Theory
Courses Taught: Cultures of
Postcoloniality
SELECTED LIST OF PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS/MONOGRAPHS:
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Gentlemen Poets in Colonial Bengal: Emergent Nationalism and
the Orientalist Project
(Calcutta: Seagull, 2002).
JOURNAL ARTICLES:
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‘Cutlets
or Fish Curry?:
Debating Indian Authenticity in Late Nineteenth-Century Bengal’, Modern
Asian Studies 40, 2 (2006), pp. 257-272.
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‘Why Does
Literature Matter?’,
Economic and Political Weekly, March 11-17, 2006, pp. 893-97. 'Of
Bards and Bad Press’, Book Review, Vol. XXX, Number 3, March 2006.
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‘History
in Poetry:
Nabinchandra
Sen’s
Palashir
Yuddha
[Battle of
Palashi]
(1875) and the Question of Truth’, Occasional Paper No 1, 2005, The Centre
of South Asian Studies, University of Cambridge.
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Hemchandra’s
Bharat
Sangeet
(1870) and the politics of poetry: A pre-history of Hindu nationalism in
Bengal?’,
The Indian Economic and Social History Review
(Sage Publications), 42, 2 (2005).
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'Historicality
in Literature:
Subalternist
Misrepresentations’, in Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. XXXIX,
No. 42, October 16, 2004.
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‘An Ideology of
Indianness:
The Construction of Colonial/Communal Stereotypes in the Poems of Henry
Derozio’,
in Studies in History (Sage Publications), 20, 2,
n.s.
(2004).
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‘The
Critic and the Poet: Debating Indian Authenticity in Nineteenth-Century
Bengal’, in Krishna
Sen
ed. Revisiting the
Raj,
A Selection of Papers presented at UGC Conferences (Calcutta, 2004)
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‘The Flute,
Gerontion,
and
Subalternist
Misreadings
of
Tagore’,
in Social Text 78 (Duke University Press), Vol. 22, No. 1,
Spring
2004.
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‘The
Poetry of
Derozio
and the Muslim Other’, in Indian Writing
In
English: Proceedings of the First
Harendralal
Basak
Lecture and Seminar
(Department of English, Presidency College,
Kolkata,
2003) ‘The
Dutt
Family Album and Toru
Dutt’,
in An Illustrated History of Indian Literature in English, ed.
Arvind
Krishna
Mehrotra
(Permanent
Black: Delhi, 2003).
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‘Young
India: A Bengal Eclogue; Meat-eating, Race and Reform in a Colonial
Poem’, in Interventions (Routledge),
Vol. 2: No. 3, 2000.
WORKING PAPERS AND OTHER
ARTICLES:
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