Beschreibung
This book is an attempt to study the trajectories and workings of 'othering' within the framework of the Nation-State, specifically the Indian Nation-State. It is interesting to understand the positioning of the 'Indian Muslim' as an 'other' who has to prove his/her loyalty, unlike the dominant subject of the Indian Nation-State. A closer observation of situations and events, today, suggests a presence of more than a religious shade to this aspect of 'othering'.
Autorenporträt
Bhumika Rajan is currently pursuing her PhD on questions of Naga identity and literary narratives from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Her research interests are cinema studies,street performances, narratives of the unheard and cultural productions from the 'North East' India. She currently lives in New Delhi.
