A Various Universe
A Study of the Journals and Memoirs of British Men and Women in the Indian Subcontinent 1765-1856
Price: 650.00 INR
ISBN:
9780195682861
Publication date:
24/04/2006
Paperback
456 pages
216x140mm
Price: 650.00 INR
ISBN:
9780195682861
Publication date:
24/04/2006
Paperback
456 pages
Ketaki Kushari Dyson
This pioneering study of the journals and memoirs written by Britishers about their experiences in the Indian subcontinent in the late eighteenth and early nienteenth centuries, explores a part of the great surge of the literature of travel and foreign experience which accompanied the commercial and political expansion of the British people.
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Ketaki Kushari Dyson
Description
This pioneering study of the journals and memoirs written by Britishers about their experiences in the Indian subcontinent in the late eighteenth and early nienteenth centuries, explores a part of the great surge of the literature of travel and foreign experience which accompanied the commercial and political expansion of the British people.
About the Author
Ketaki Kushari Dyson has written extensively in Bengali and English, covering genres from poetry, fiction, drama, and essays to literary translation and research-based books. She received the Ananda Puraskar twice (1986 and 1997), the Bhubanmohini Dasi Medal of the University of Calcutta for her contribution to Bengali letters (1986), and the Recommendation of London's Poetry Book Society for her translations of Tagore's poetry (1991).
Ketaki Kushari Dyson
Review
"A Various Universe is a wonderful granary of cultural and social exploration in the India of the late 18th and early 19th centuries...What Ketaki Kushari Dyson captures magnificently is the essential humanity of both the observer and observed...This work is a tribute to the liberal high culture which is humanity's only hope of redemption." - Asian Voice
Ketaki Kushari Dyson
Description
This pioneering study of the journals and memoirs written by Britishers about their experiences in the Indian subcontinent in the late eighteenth and early nienteenth centuries, explores a part of the great surge of the literature of travel and foreign experience which accompanied the commercial and political expansion of the British people.
About the Author
Ketaki Kushari Dyson has written extensively in Bengali and English, covering genres from poetry, fiction, drama, and essays to literary translation and research-based books. She received the Ananda Puraskar twice (1986 and 1997), the Bhubanmohini Dasi Medal of the University of Calcutta for her contribution to Bengali letters (1986), and the Recommendation of London's Poetry Book Society for her translations of Tagore's poetry (1991).
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