Fractured Modernity: Making of a Middle Class in Colonial North India

Sanjay Joshi

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This work describes the rise of a middle class in colonial India. Using Lucknow as a case study, the author demonstrates ways in which the making of the middle class in British India was closely tied to both modern and traditional imaginings and constructions of class, community, nation and gender relations.

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