For the Record: On Sexuality and the Colonial Archive in India

Anjali Arondekar

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Preface ix Introduction. Without a Trace 1 1. A Secret Report: Richard Burton's Colonial Anthropology 27 2. Subject to Sodomy: The Case of Colonial India 67 3. Archival Attachments: The Story of an India-Rubber Dildo 97 4. In the Wake of 1857: Rudyard Kipling's Mutiny Papers 131 Coda. Passing Returns 171 Bibliography 181 Index 205

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