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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Mikhail Bakhtin: An Introduction. 2. Mikhail Bakhtin: Contexts and Concepts. 3. From Answerability to Unfinalisability: Bakhtin's Philosophical Ideas on the Artistic Process. 4. Dostoevsky's Polyphonic Novel: Concepts and Categories. 5. Carnival and Its Ethos: Implications for Literature and Culture. 6. A Theory of the Novel: Dialogic Imagination, Heteroglossia, Chronotope and Discourse in the Novel. 7. Bakhtin and Beyond: Implications of Bakhtin's Theories and Concepts for Humanities and Literary Theory. Glossary of Select Terms. Suggested Reading. This volume is a critical introduction to the life and works of Mikhail Bakhtin and his theoretical oeuvre. It outlines his major ideas such as dialogism, the dialogic imagination, heteroglossia, polyphony, carnival, chronotope and answerability, and their continued relevance in contemporary studies in literature and culture studies, and folk and popular cultures. Mikhail Bakhtin analyses the theorist's major contributions to literary criticism and the study of the novelistic genre, and examines Bakhtin's legacy for the humanities as a whole. The volume is a nuanced study of the ethical perspective in Bakhtin's work that locates literature at the intersection of various disciplines such as philosophy, sociology and political science.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Section 1 From Mainstream To Margins Provincialising Indian Literature 1 From the Pedagogical to the Performative Locating Indian Literature 2 Grounds of Comparison Crisis in Comparative Indian Literature 3 The Ideology of Criticism and the Criticism of Ideology Authority in the Practice of Literary Criticism 4 Ethics of Imagination History Memory and Literature 5 Self and Society The Dalit Subject and the Discourse of Autobiography Section 2 Refiguring Region And Resistance Some Contexts From Malayalam Literature 1 Literature Society and Ideology Perspectives on Malayalam Literature of the Twentieth Century 2 Nation and Imagination The Novel as Resistance and Resistance to the Novel 3 The Novel and the Crisis of the NationNation-State A Reading of Some Malayalam Novels 4 Plotting Memory Desire and Modernity Kumaran Asans Poetics of Transformation 5 The Zoo Story Colonialism Patriarchy and Malayalam Poetic Discourse Section 3 The Word In The World Subtexts In Literary Translation 1 Translation as Resistance The Role of Translation in the Making of Malayalam Literary Tradition 2 Inventing a Genre The Novel as Translation 3 Translation as Literary Criticism Text and Subtext in Literary Translation 4 Translation as Performance Early Shakespeare Translations into Malayalam in the nineteenth century 5 Translating Indian Poetry into English Changing Contexts of Poetry Translation IndexLocating Indian Literature attempts to explore the category of ?Indian literature? in relation to emerging discourses of marginality region resistance and the role of translation in the making and unmaking of literary traditions Interrogating theoretical positions that present Indian literature as an essentialist category it emphasises the pluralistic and performative elements of Indian literatures In its first section EV Ramakrishnan articulates the project of ?provincialising ?Indian literature?? and explores the dialogic interfaces between the abstractions of law and the evaluative role of criticism It also interrogates the claims of history and the reticence of memories and the dialectics between the dialect and the region The second section presents readings of Malayalam literary texts that concretise the plurality of literary traditions The third section argues for a new approach to the study of texts and traditions with translation forming the fulcrum of cultural and political mediations Interdisciplinary in its approach the volume will be of relevance to students and scholars in culture studies social sciences and humanities 228 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. Configuring Contested Epistemologies: The Literary across Cultures: 1. Disciplining India: Literature, Region, Modernity. 2. Beyond the Orientalist and Postcolonial Constructs: The Telos of Translation Studies from the Perspective of Comparative Indian Literature. 3. Dialogics of Dissent in Indian Literature: From Bhakti Tradition to Dalit Literature. 4. Globalisation, Resistance and Social Imagination: The Work of Art in the Market Place. 5. Redefining the Secular and the Modern: The Politics of Identity and the Minority Discourse in Contemporary India. II. Reading as Recovery: The Textual Worlding of the Singular: 6. Interrogating Modernity: The Social Imaginary in Tagore s Prose Works. 7. Narrating a Community: The Secular Modern and the Discourse of Marginality in the Fictional Works of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer. 8. Narratives of Memory: Representations of the Other in Postcolonial Indian Fiction. 9. Writing the Region, Imagining the Nation: A Reading of Bhalchandra Nemade s Kosla. 10. Modernity, Memory and Magic Realism: Gabriel García Márquez and Malayalam Fiction. 11. The Poet as Witness: Ethnicity and the Discourse of the Nation in the Poetry of Jean Arasanayagam and Agha Shahid Ali. III. Colonialism to Comparatism: Translating/Historicising the Other: 12. Hegemony, Ideology and the Idea of the Literary: The Emergence of Comparatism in Colonial India. 13. Beyond Canons and Classrooms: Towards a Dialogic Model of Literary Historiography. 14. Habitations of Resistance: Role of Translation in the Creation of a Literary Public Sphere in Kerala. 15. Shifting Centres and Emerging Margins: Translation and the Shaping of Modernist Poetic Discourse in Indian Poetry. 16. Shifting Paradigms of Literary Historiography: Malayalam Literary History in the New Millennium. Index. Indigenous Imaginaries argues for a redefinition of humanities from a comparative perspective anchored in the regional literary traditions of India. These indigenous traditions have negotiated hegemonic structures of power over centuries through creative engagements with differences and dogmas. The central argument here concerns the need to reconfigure epistemologies that do not accommodate the compulsions of creativity and critical reflection in a multilingual society. Translation functions throughout this volume as the telos of a dialogic, interdisciplinary mode of cognition that questions the exclusivist claims of Euro-centric formulations of the literary. It argues that the act of reading becomes an act of recovery when prescriptive protocols and absolutist dictums are subverted through an intimate involvement with the subliminal, the unwritten and the inarticulate embedded in literary texts. The book analyses the moral imaginaries that animate the works of Rabindranath Tagore, Vaikom Muhammad Basheer, Mahasweta Devi, Amitav Ghosh, Bhalchandra Nemade, Anand, M. Mukundan, N. S. Madhavan, Agha Shahid Ali and Jean Arasanayagam as evidences of revisionist ways of radical rethinking that can propel us in the direction of an interdisciplinary domain of comparative humanities. It acknowledges the emergent cosmologies of the Global South that demand a self-critical and self-reflexive idiom that questions the binaries of pre-modern/modern, modern/postmodern, enlightened West/impoverished East, region/nation, and global/local. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Shared Inheritance:1. The One, the one, the ones: Advaita and Select South Asian Poetics/Mashrur Shahid Hossain. 2. South Asian Politics and Tibetan Buddhism: Changing Perceptions and Global Ramifications/Neekee Chaturvedi. 3. Bulleh Shah and Kabir: Sufi and Bhakti Movements in Socio-Historical Contexts/Krishna Gopal Sharma. 4. The Outsider s Eye: The Travelogues of Pietro Della Valle and Mountstuart Elphinstone/Abhimanyu Singh Arha. 5. Politics of the Rhetoric of Nation(s) before the Midnight Hour, August 1947/Ameena Kazi Ansari II. Histories of Resistance and Reconciliation: 6. The Dialectics of History: Narratives of the Subcontinent s Participation in the Empire s Wars/Jasbir Jain. 7. Competing Narratives of Partition: Voices from India and Pakistan/Sangeeta Sharma. 8. Socio-Political Subversion in the Tribal Narratives of North-East India and North-West Pakistan/Chandra Mohan. 9. Language of Resistance in Mujibur Rahman s: The Unfinished Memoirs and Benazir Bhutto s Daughter of the East/Urmil Talwar. 10. Myths of Redemption Across Faith and Culture: Sri Lanka and Pakistan/S. Asha. 11. Rewriting the Nation: Drama in India and Pakistan/Manorama Trikha. 12. The Hopes, the Aspirations, the Guilt Embedded in Our Shaken Lives Romesh Gunesekera s Noontide Toll/Senath Walter Perera. III. The Gendered Voice: 13. Religion, Ritual, Identity: Treatment of Gender Conflict in South Asian Fiction/E.V. Ramakrishnan. 14. Resistance and Resilience in the Novels of South Asian Women Writers/Devika Khanna Narula. 15. Re-Contextualizing Self and Language: Women Poets of South Asia/Rachel Bari. 16. Exploring Multiple Realities of South-Asian Life through Cinema: With Special Focus on Gender/Tutun Mukherjee. 17. The Confines of Creativity in the Subcontinent: Religion, Culture and Respectability/Bandana Chakrabarty. Culture, History and Politics: South Asian Narratives is a collection of essays which explore the region s shared pasts, formulative histories and its plural culture. Despite the distinctiveness of each people and nation, the spilling over of religions and languages across political borders weaves a complex web of commonalities. The contributors to this volume have discussed issues such as aesthetics, the coming into being of new faiths, encounters with outsiders as the people have journeyed through conflicts of various kinds and the need and impact of philosophies such as Sufism. Contemporary socio-political concerns also claim attention as the writers explore histories of conflict wars both global and local and processes of recovery and rehabilitation. Gender issues are another area which open discourses of social oppression, art forms, creativity and cultural differences. As the writers engage with them, they bring to the discussion their own experiences, memories and perspectives. The persistence of old hostilities, the almost invisible shifts of power, the changing social and artistic concerns all find a place in these discussions, opening out new areas of insight and understanding. The present volume s special significance lies in the comparative perspective that these eminent scholars from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India engage with. The essays, both individually and collectively, are a valuable contribution to South Asian Studies, an area whose strategic importance has long been on the political map. As such the book will be of great interest and use to research scholars and academicians of Comparative Literature, Cultural and Interdisciplinary Studies. (jacket).

Soft cover. Zustand: New. This volume explores the inter-relations between languages, literatures and cultures in the context of South Asia in general and India in particular. The essays examine the cultural practices of authors, critics, commentators and translators in relation to their multiple vernacular traditions with their disparate histories, to bring out the defining features of a cultural poetics of bhasha literatures as it has evolved over the centuries. The emphasis is on the ideas of circulation, negotiation, translation and exchange without any attempt to homogenise the diversities and differences into a narrative of uniformity. The essays also open up new ways of reading texts and ideas that address the dynamic interplay of socio-political and artistic-cultural contexts.

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Zustand: New. E.V. Ramakrishnan is bilingual critic, poet, and translator who writes in English and his first language, Malayalam. He is a former Professor Emeritus and Professor and Dean of Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar. He has been awar.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - O.V. Vijayan (1930-2005) was an acclaimed Malayalam novelist, short story writer, cartoonist, translator, columnist, political analyst, and public intellectual. In a literary career spanning almost half a century, he published six novels, twelve volumes of short stories, eight volumes of non-fictional prose, three volumes of reminiscences, three volumes of cartoons, and four self-translations. This book offers a comprehensive understanding of O.V. Vijayan's work by analysing his fictional and non-fictional works, cartoons, and columns, and situates him in the context of Malayalam literary culture and Indian literature at large.The volume discusses themes such as the politics of everyday life; culture, religion, and the changing nature of Indian society; struggles of a writer and thinker; the idea of socially responsive radical modernism; ecology and subculture; and the politics of self-translation. These readings explore Vijayan's legacy as an iconic figure of modernism in Malayalam fiction who reinvented its language; as an unrelenting critic of the modern nationstate and its excesses; as a post-colonial thinker; and as a visionary who transcended the binaries of the mundane and the magical, the political and the spiritual, and the premodern and the postmodern.Part of the Writer in Context series, this book will be useful for scholars and researchers of Indian literature, Malayalam literature, English literature, comparative literature, postcolonial studies, cultural studies, global south studies, and translation studies.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Bakhtinian Explorations of Indian Culture | Pluralism, Dogma and Dialogue Through History | Lakshmi Bandlamudi (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | x | Englisch | 2018 | Springer | EAN 9789811348532 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume, an important contribution to dialogic and Bakhtin studies, shows the natural fit between Bakhtin's ideas and the pluralistic culture of India to a global academic audience. It is premised on the fact that long before principles of dialogism took shape in the Western world, these ideas, though not labelled as such, were an integral part of intellectual histories in India. Bakhtin's ideas and intellectual traditions of India stand under the same banner of plurality, open-endedness and diversity of languages and social speech types and, therefore, the affinity between the thinker and the culture seems natural. Rather than being a mechanical import of Bakhtin's ideas, it is an occasion to reclaim, reactivate and reenergize inherent dialogicality in the Indian cultural, historical and philosophical histories. Bakhtin is not an incidental figure, for he offers precise analytical tools to make sense of the incredibly complex differences at every level in the cultural life of India. Indian heterodoxy lends well to a Bakhtinian reading and analysis and the papers herein attest to this. The papers range from how ideas from Indo-European philology reached Bakhtin through a circuitous route, to responses to Bakhtin's thought on the carnival from the philosophical perspectives of Abhinavagupta, to a Bakhtinian reading of literary texts from India. The volume also includes an essay on 'translation as dialogue' - an issue central to multilingual cultures - and on inherent dialogicality in the long intellectual traditions in India.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This volume, an important contribution to dialogic and Bakhtin studies, shows the natural fit between Bakhtin's ideas and the pluralistic culture of India to a global academic audience. It is premised on the fact that long before principles of dialogism took shape in the Western world, these ideas, though not labelled as such, were an integral part of intellectual histories in India. Bakhtin's ideas and intellectual traditions of India stand under the same banner of plurality, open-endedness and diversity of languages and social speech types and, therefore, the affinity between the thinker and the culture seems natural. Rather than being a mechanical import of Bakhtin's ideas, it is an occasion to reclaim, reactivate and reenergize inherent dialogicality in the Indian cultural, historical and philosophical histories. Bakhtin is not an incidental figure, for he offers precise analytical tools to make sense of the incredibly complex differences at every level in the cultural life of India. Indian heterodoxy lends well to a Bakhtinian reading and analysis and the papers herein attest to this. The papers range from how ideas from Indo-European philology reached Bakhtin through a circuitous route, to responses to Bakhtin's thought on the carnival from the philosophical perspectives of Abhinavagupta, to a Bakhtinian reading of literary texts from India. The volume also includes an essay on 'translation as dialogue' - an issue central to multilingual cultures - and on inherent dialogicality in the long intellectual traditions in India.

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