Strangers in a place they call home (original) (raw)

2011

To Be Cared For: The Power of Conversion and Foreignness of Belonging in an Indian Slum [EXTRACT 2: "Converting the Outcast: from Mukerji to Shraddhanand"]

Nathaniel Roberts

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Beyond Tolerance and Hospitality: Muslims as Strangers and Minor Subjects in Hindu Nationalist and Indian Nationalist Discourse

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Sharing Strangers’: Strangers in the Village

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2012

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Alienation within the Home: The Predicament 0f Minority Assimilation on in Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss

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Confronting the invisible barrier. The experience of racism amongst the first- and second- generation Indian immigrants in Hanif Kureishi’s The Buddha of Suburbia.

Magdalena Stawicka

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Ahmed Mulla

Commonwealth Essays and Studies, 2014

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To Be Cared For: The Power of Conversion and Foreignness of Belonging in an Indian Slum [BLURBS, PUBLISHER LINKS, WORLD & SOUTH ASIA EDITION COVERS]

Nathaniel Roberts

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International Journal of Anglo-Indian Studies, 2011

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Book Review: To Be Cared For: The Power of Conversion and Foreignness of Belonging in an Indian Slum

James Taneti

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies, 2017

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Discomfort of strangers 2004

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Book Review: Untouchability in Rural India,

Hemraj P Jangir, PhD

Rural Society, 2020

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The Invisible 'Other' in Today's Segregated India

Asaf Ali Lone

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Barbara Bertolani

Springer eBooks, 2023

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Pradip Kumar Patra (Editor), VOICES AT THE DOOR: Critical Responses to Susheel Kumar Sharma’s The Door is Half Open, Delhi (India): UPANAYAN PUBLICATIONS, First Edition 2023, ISBN: 978-93-91467-00-5.

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Book Review: To Be Cared For: The Power of Conversion and Foreignness of Belonging in an Indian Slum by Nathaniel Roberts

Madhumita Biswal

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Ray-2017-The_British_Journal_of_Sociology.pdf

Raka Ray

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Pradip Kumar Patra, Voices at the Door: Critical Responses to Susheel Kumar Sharma's The Door is Half Open. Delhi: Upanayan Publications, 2023. ISBN: 978-93-91467-00-5.

Susheel K Sharma

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Community and Nation: Groping for Alternative Narratives

Mahua Sarkar

Economic And Political Weekly, 2003

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Book Review: Culture, Religion, and Home-Making in and Beyond South Asia. Edited by James Ponniah.

Lance E Nelson

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies, 2022

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Delphine Munos

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Reorienting Intimacy: Skin, Border, and Religion in India

Sneha Krishnan

Dialogues in Human Geography, 2023

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homes in Emptiness- Compiled by Sumanta Banerjee and Rani Ray

KRISHNAN UNNI.P

Indian Literature, 2002

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Niloy Biswas

2020

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2017. Book review of Samita Sen and Nilanjana Sengupta’s Domestic Days: Women, Work, and Politics in Contemporary Kolkata (New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2016), Contemporary South Asia, 25 (1): 110-111.

Lauren Wilks

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The South Asian Neighbour and Her/His Stereotype Goes Global

Jorge Diego Sánchez

Pasado, presente y futuro de la cultura popular: …, 2011

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Anxious Nationals and Others: The Nation's Unwanted - A Discourse on Homi Bhabha, Paul Gilroy and Ambalavanar Sivanandan

Gayathri Hewagama

2014

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One's Own Marriage': Love Marriages in a Calcutta Neighbourhood

Henrike Donner

South Asia Research, 2002

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Savita Deogirkar

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Relative Intimacies: Belonging and difference in transnational families across the India-Bangladesh borderlands

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Home‐made biopolitics: India’s migrant workers between bare life and political existence

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Social anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale , 2020

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Propinquity through dwelling: Living in evacuee properties after the Partition of India and Pakistan

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