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problematize
Writing Social History, p. 359
Intimate Enemy: the Loss and Recovery of the Self under Colonialism
innocence
Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias
Nationalism
without a Nation in India
From Plassey to Partition: A History of Modern India
Modern India Writing Social History
Swadeshi Movement in Bengal
p. 359
Beyond Nationalist Frames
ibid., p.
36
ibid., p. 48
Banal Nationalism
banalisation
congruence between culture and power.
G. Aloysius, Nationalism without a
Nation in India, p. 15
appropriation of power from without
homogenisation of power within
anonymity of membership
ibid., p. 143
'historic failure of the nation to come to its own.' G. Aloysius,
ibid., p. 246
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