Explore the profound impact of colonialism on the formation of literary culture in South Asia with ‘Colonialism, World Literature and the Making of the Culture of Letters (South Asia Edition)’. This insightful book, published by Cambridge, delves into how colonial histories shaped literary traditions and the very concept of ‘letters’ in the region. Ideal for students, academics, and avid readers interested in postcolonial studies, world literature, and South Asian cultural history, this essential text offers a critical perspective. Discover the intricate connections between empire, literature, and the enduring legacy of colonial influence on modern writing. Perfect for understanding the roots of contemporary literary discourse.