Knowing Asia, Being Asian: Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism in Bengali Periodicals, 1860-1940
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Knowing Asia, Being Asian: Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism in Bengali Periodicals, 1860-1940

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Explore the complex interplay of cosmopolitanism and nationalism in colonial Bengal. Sarvani Gooptu’s “Knowing Asia, Being Asian” examines Bengali periodicals (1860-1940), revealing how intellectuals navigated Asian identity amid British rule. Discover the fascinating evolution of pan-Asian consciousness and its impact on shaping modern India. Buy “Knowing Asia, Being Asian: Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism in Bengali Periodicals, 1860-1940” (ISBN: 9781032332291) today!

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  • ISBN-13: 9781032332291
  • Publisher: Routledge (Manohar Publishers & Distributors)
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • No of Pages: 276
  • ISBN-10: 1032332298
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2022
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Knowing Asia, Being Asian: Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism in Bengali Periodicals, 1860-1940

  1. Kshitiz Tyagi –

    Insightful book. It was a bit too dense for my liking, but still a valuable read.

  2. Tanu Chalotra –

    Gooptu presents a compelling narrative. A must-read for those interested in the intellectual history of Asia.

  3. Twinkle Israni –

    Well researched book. I found some parts difficult to get through, but overall a positive read.

  4. Divyank Kantilal Agarwal –

    A fascinating look at Bengali periodicals and their role in shaping Asian identity. A bit dense at times, but overall insightful.

  5. Abhay Virmani –

    Gooptu’s work is a valuable contribution to understanding pan-Asianism. Some chapters were more engaging than others.

  6. Kumar Satyam –

    A deep dive into a specific historical context. Some arguments felt a little repetitive.

  7. Aryan Arora –

    An excellent exploration of cosmopolitanism and nationalism. Highly recommended for scholars of South Asian history.

  8. Shivam Talwar –

    Offers a unique perspective. Some chapters were stronger than others in keeping my attention.

  9. Kumari Shweta –

    A very detailed study. It was more focused on periodicals than I expected.

  10. Anshika Verma –

    Interesting but requires some prior knowledge of the topic. Not a light read.

  11. Vishal Jainth –

    A thought-provoking exploration. I wish there were more on the social impact, otherwise good.

  12. Riya Arora –

    The book offers a unique perspective. It can be academically overwhelming if you’re unfamiliar with the subject.

  13. Manish Kumar J –

    An informative and engaging work. Provided new perspectives on the topic. Highly recommend!

  14. Vaishnavi Rajanna Mahadawad –

    Interesting read. It can be challenging to get through if you don’t know the history.

  15. Rakshita Kanchan –

    Provides a valuable exploration of the topic. Can be a bit slow-paced at times, but important.

  16. Dewangana Singh –

    Academically rigorous and insightful. It is an important addition to the field.

  17. Manas Singh –

    Exploration of Bengali periodicals. It got bogged down in details at times, but still good.

  18. Aryan Dua –

    Well written. It offers a unique and important perspective on the topic.

  19. Mehak Goel –

    Gives insight into the history of Asia. It was somewhat difficult to follow at points, needs background knowledge.

  20. Kartik Goyal –

    A fascinating study of Bengali intellectual history! I learned so much.

  21. Abdul Aamir Tajar –

    Well-researched and thought-provoking. I learned a great deal about Bengali intellectuals.

  22. Prasaanth S –

    An incredible exploration of Bengali periodicals. This is a vital contribution to the field.

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