Books Without Borders, Volume 2

1. Introduction From Palmyra to Print: The Book in South Asia
Robert Fraser, Mary Hammond

2. The ‘Book’ in India: Orality, Manu-Script, Print (Post)Colonialism
Harish Trivedi

3. The Many Worlds of the Vernacular Book: Performance, Literacy and Print in Colonial Bengal
Anindita Ghosh

4. Publishing and Translating Hafez Under Empire
Kitty Scoular Datta

5. Missionary Writing and the Self-Fashioning of Assamese Cultural Identity in Colonial India: Revisiting the Past, Understanding the Present
Hemjyoti Medhi

6. Futures Past: Books, Reading, Culture in the Age of Liberalization
Priya Joshi

7. Book Circulation and Reader Responses in Colonial India
David Finkelstein

8. Thacker, Spink and Company: Bookselling and Publishing in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Calcutta
Victoria Condie

9. Two Paradigms of Literary Production: The Production, Circulation and Legal Status of Rudyard Kipling’s Departmental Ditties and Indian Railway Library Texts
Shafquat Towheed

10. War and the Colonial Book Trade: The Case of OUP India
Robert Fraser

11. Between Bloomsbury and Gandhi? The Background to the Publication and Reception of Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable
Susheila Nasta

12. Talking to India: The Literary Production and Consumption of Selected South Asian Anglophone Writers in Britain and the USA (1940s–1950s)
Ruvani Ranasinha

13. Salman Rushdie and Zulfikar Ghose in the Literary Marketplace
Sarah Brouillette

Nyckelord: History, Cultural History, Asian History, Literature, general, Fiction