National Identity in Indian Popular Cinema, 1947-1987

Sumita S. Chakravarty

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* Acknowledgments * Introduction *1. Culture/Nation: Reclaiming the Past * Part One. The Early Years Of Nationhood *2. The Film Industry and the State: The Dynamics of Cultural Legitimation *3. National Identity and the Realist Aesthetic *4. New Uses of the Romantic-Mythic Tradition *5. The Recuperation of History and Memory * Part Two. The Sixties And Beyond *6. The National-Heroic Image: Masculinity and Masquerade *7. The Authenticity Debate: Take Two *8. Woman and the Burden of Postcoloniality: The Courtesan Film Genre * Conclusion * Notes * Selected Bibliography * Index

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