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Claiming The City Protest Crime And Scandals In Colonial Calcutta C 18601920 1st Edition Anindita Ghosh

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Claiming The City Protest Crime And Scandals In Colonial Calcutta C 18601920 1st Edition Anindita Ghosh instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.13 MB

Author: Anindita Ghosh

ISBN: 9780199086931, 0199086931

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Claiming The City Protest Crime And Scandals In Colonial Calcutta C 18601920 1st Edition Anindita Ghosh by Anindita Ghosh 9780199086931, 0199086931 instant download after payment.

This study on colonial Calcutta charts the history of its urbanization from below in its streets, strikes and popular urban cultures. It offers a close up view of the city's underbelly by drawing on a range of non-archival sources, from illustrations and amateur photographs to street songs, local histories and memoirs which show how Calcutta was not just a problem to be disciplined and governed as the colonialists would have us believe. Instead, it emerges as a remarkably lively and crucial site for the shaping of a discourse of rights and claims to the city by various marginal urban groups.