Ruins and Ghosts: The Domestic Uncanny and the Materialization of Anglo‐Indian Genealogies in Kharagpur

Laura Bear

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South Asian Studies and Diaspora Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies

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This chapter contains section titled: The Relational Context of Kharagpur: Colonial History, Railway Morality, Jati, and Desh The Domestic Uncanny: Irrefutable Proofs of Family Connections and Divine Citizenship Conclusion: On Secular Citizenship, Romantic Nationalism, and Genealogies

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