Indography

1. Introduction
Jonathan Gil Harris

I. Indology: Discovery, Ethnography, Pathology

2. How to Make an Indian
Bindu Malieckal

3. Looking for Loss, Anticipating Absence
Gina Caison

4. From First Encounter to “Fiery Oven”
Thomas Cartelli

5. Trafficking in Tangomóckomindge
Kevin Boettcher

6. Translation and Identity in the Dialogues in the English and Malaiane Languages

Melissa Walter

7. Playing Indian
Karen Robertson

8. Tobacco, Union, and the Indianized English
Craig Rustici

9. Sick Ethnography
Jonathan Gil Harris

II. Indopoesis: Poetry, Drama, Romance

10. Spenser’s “Men of Inde”
Marion Hollings

11. From Lunacy to Faith
James W. Stone

12. “Enter Orlando with a Scarf Before His Face”
Gavin Hollis

13. “Does this become you, Princess?”
Jeanette N. Tran

14. Playing an Indian Queen
Amrita Sen

15. Made in India
Carmen Nocentelli

16. “A Well-Born Race”
Sara Eaton

II. Indopoesis: Poetry, Drama, Romance

17. Afterword
Jyotsna G. Singh

Keywords: Social Sciences, Social Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Literature, general, History of Britain and Ireland, European History, British and Irish Literature