Titlebook: Autobiography, Travel and Postnational Identity; Gandhi, Nehru and Iq Javed Majeed Book 2007 Javed Majeed 2007 bibliography.identity.India.

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2635-1633 notions of individual selfhood, and how the writing of autobiography, fused with the genre of the travelogue, played a key role in formulating the complex tie between interiority and nationality in South Asia.978-1-349-54049-5978-0-230-28681-8Series ISSN 2635-1633 Series E-ISSN 2635-1641

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83574-1minant strands of modern South Asian nationalism cannot be in doubt. As key figures who represented and articulated South Asian cultural processes and nationalisms, their legacy remains important today, evidenced in influential studies of their thought and work, and a range of biographies.

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,Elitentheorie und Steuerungsm?glichkeiten,nd how they framed themselves within a globalising narrative of progressive modernity. I have also argued that it was through travel that Gandhi, Nehru and Iqbal defined their relationships with modernity and modern technology.

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Travel and Modernity,ment is indicative of ‘the simultaneous nonconsistency of subject-positions’. in their travelogues. As they travelled, Indians became self-aware in the ethnographic gaze of others, while simultaneously being frozen and disempowered by that gaze.

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