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Papers by Johanna Hahn

Research paper thumbnail of Im Spannungsfeld von Tradition und Tourismus: Kashinath Singhs Roman "Mohalla Assi" (kashi ka assi)

Südasien Zeitschrift, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of From Lonely to Loony Flâneur? The "sarakmaap" in Contemporary Hindi Literature (1950s onwards)

Book Reviews by Johanna Hahn

Research paper thumbnail of Nikhil Govind: Between Love and Freedom. The Revolutionary in the Hindi Novel. London/New York/New Delhi: Routledge 2014.

In his monograph, Nikhil Govind argues that the Hindi novel of the 1930s, 40s and 50s became an i... more In his monograph, Nikhil Govind argues that the Hindi novel of the 1930s, 40s and 50s became an important medium in which authors, who were also political activists or/and had experienced imprisonment, could reflect their aspirations and doubts about the ideals of the freedom struggle in India. "Between Love and Freedom" carves out "the bi-directionality of literary and political discourse" (p.19) by studying the figure of the revolutionary in the works of Agyeya, Yashpal and Jainendra Kumar. The three authors use sexuality as a comprehensive aspect to pose bigger questions about the nature of revolutionary freedom.

Research paper thumbnail of Laetitia Zecchini: Arun Kolatkar and Literary Modernism in India. Moving Lines. (Historicizing Modernism Series). London et.al.: Bloomsbury 2014.

Research paper thumbnail of Maria Framke/Hannelore Lötzke/Ingo Strauch (Hg.): Indologie und Südasienstudien in Berlin. (Studien zur Geschichte und Gegenwart Asiens, 4). Berlin: Trafo 2014.

Research paper thumbnail of Barbara Lötzke (Hg.): Hindi-Großstadtgeschichten. Hamburg: Buske 2011.

Books by Johanna Hahn

Research paper thumbnail of Kapitel II.3 aus: Johanna Hahn: "In der Wildnis". Kommentierte Übersetzung und Interpretation moderner Hindi-Kurzgeschichten von Sara Rai. Berlin: Regiospectra 2013.

"In der Wildnis". Kommentierte Übersetzung und Interpretation moderner Hindi-Kurzgeschichten von Sara Rai.

Research paper thumbnail of Im Spannungsfeld von Tradition und Tourismus: Kashinath Singhs Roman "Mohalla Assi" (kashi ka assi)

Südasien Zeitschrift, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of From Lonely to Loony Flâneur? The "sarakmaap" in Contemporary Hindi Literature (1950s onwards)

Research paper thumbnail of Nikhil Govind: Between Love and Freedom. The Revolutionary in the Hindi Novel. London/New York/New Delhi: Routledge 2014.

In his monograph, Nikhil Govind argues that the Hindi novel of the 1930s, 40s and 50s became an i... more In his monograph, Nikhil Govind argues that the Hindi novel of the 1930s, 40s and 50s became an important medium in which authors, who were also political activists or/and had experienced imprisonment, could reflect their aspirations and doubts about the ideals of the freedom struggle in India. "Between Love and Freedom" carves out "the bi-directionality of literary and political discourse" (p.19) by studying the figure of the revolutionary in the works of Agyeya, Yashpal and Jainendra Kumar. The three authors use sexuality as a comprehensive aspect to pose bigger questions about the nature of revolutionary freedom.

Research paper thumbnail of Laetitia Zecchini: Arun Kolatkar and Literary Modernism in India. Moving Lines. (Historicizing Modernism Series). London et.al.: Bloomsbury 2014.

Research paper thumbnail of Maria Framke/Hannelore Lötzke/Ingo Strauch (Hg.): Indologie und Südasienstudien in Berlin. (Studien zur Geschichte und Gegenwart Asiens, 4). Berlin: Trafo 2014.

Research paper thumbnail of Barbara Lötzke (Hg.): Hindi-Großstadtgeschichten. Hamburg: Buske 2011.

Research paper thumbnail of Kapitel II.3 aus: Johanna Hahn: "In der Wildnis". Kommentierte Übersetzung und Interpretation moderner Hindi-Kurzgeschichten von Sara Rai. Berlin: Regiospectra 2013.

"In der Wildnis". Kommentierte Übersetzung und Interpretation moderner Hindi-Kurzgeschichten von Sara Rai.