Wimal Dissanayake / K Moti Gokulsing (eds.)
Popular Culture in a Globalised India
Herausgeber: Gokulsing, K Moti; Dissanayake, Wimal
Wimal Dissanayake / K Moti Gokulsing (eds.)
Popular Culture in a Globalised India
Herausgeber: Gokulsing, K Moti; Dissanayake, Wimal
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This book explores India's rich popular culture and provides illuminating insights into various aspects of the social, cultural, economic and political realities of contemporary globalised India. It is essential reading for courses on Indian popular culture and a useful resource for more general courses in the field of cultural studies, media studies, history, literary studies and communication studies.
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This book explores India's rich popular culture and provides illuminating insights into various aspects of the social, cultural, economic and political realities of contemporary globalised India. It is essential reading for courses on Indian popular culture and a useful resource for more general courses in the field of cultural studies, media studies, history, literary studies and communication studies.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9780415476669
- ISBN-10: 0415476666
- Artikelnr.: 25497826
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9780415476669
- ISBN-10: 0415476666
- Artikelnr.: 25497826
K. Moti Gokulsing is Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the University of East London. He is the co-founder and co-editor of the journal South Asian Popular Culture (SAPC) published by Routledge. His Illusions of a South Asian Identity was published in the April 2008 issue of SAPC. Wimal Dissanayake is a Professor in the Academy for Creative Media at the University of Hawaii. He is the founding editor of the East-West Film Journal and the author and editor of a large number of books including Global/Local: Cultural Production and the Transnational Imaginary. He is also a distinguished creative writer who has won Sri Lankan national awards for his poetry and literary writings.
Introduction K. Moti Gokulsing and Wimal Dissanayake Part 1 1. Local
Resistance to Global Bangalore - Reading Minority Indian Cinema M. K.
Raghavendra 2. Breaking News , Indian Style: Politics, Democracy and Indian
News Television Nalin Mehta 3. Emancipation or Anchored Individualism?
Women and TV Soaps in India Shehina Fazal 4. Indian Feminisms: Issues of
Sexuality and Representation Geetanjali Gangoli Part 2 5. The Tragada
Bhavaiya Contribution to the Making of Hindu Identity in Saurastra
Jayasinhji Jhala 6. The Mahabharata's Imprint on Contemporary Literature
and Film Pamela Lothspeich 7. India: Religious Nationalism and Changing
Profile of Popular Culture Ram Puniyani Part 3 8. Private Music:
Individualism, Authenticity, and Genre Boundaries in Bombay Music Industry
Peter Kevetko 9. Indian Popular Culture and its 'Others': Bollywood Dance
and Anti-nautch in Twenty First Century Global India Anna Morcom 10. From
Zenana to Cinema: The impact of Royal Aesthetics on Bollywood Film Angma D.
Jhala Part 4 11. Gods, Kings, and Local Telugu Guys: Competing Visions of
the Heroic in Indian Comic Books Karline McLain 12.The Gated Romance of
'India Shining': Visualising Urban Lifestyle in Advertisement of
Residential Housing Development Christiane Brosius 13. Advertising in a
Globalised India Lynne Ciochetto Part 5 14. India goes to the Blogs:
Cyberspace, Identity, Community Pramod K. Nayar 15. The Indian Software
Industry-cultural Factors Underpinning its Evolution Florian Taeube Part 6
16. Opiate of the Masses or None in a Billion Trying to Unravel the Indian
Sporting Mystery Boria Majumdar 17. Going Places: Popular Tourism Writing
in India Anna Kurian Part 7 18. The Discreet Charm of Indian Street-food
Bhaskar Mukhopadhyay Conclusion. Bibliography.
Resistance to Global Bangalore - Reading Minority Indian Cinema M. K.
Raghavendra 2. Breaking News , Indian Style: Politics, Democracy and Indian
News Television Nalin Mehta 3. Emancipation or Anchored Individualism?
Women and TV Soaps in India Shehina Fazal 4. Indian Feminisms: Issues of
Sexuality and Representation Geetanjali Gangoli Part 2 5. The Tragada
Bhavaiya Contribution to the Making of Hindu Identity in Saurastra
Jayasinhji Jhala 6. The Mahabharata's Imprint on Contemporary Literature
and Film Pamela Lothspeich 7. India: Religious Nationalism and Changing
Profile of Popular Culture Ram Puniyani Part 3 8. Private Music:
Individualism, Authenticity, and Genre Boundaries in Bombay Music Industry
Peter Kevetko 9. Indian Popular Culture and its 'Others': Bollywood Dance
and Anti-nautch in Twenty First Century Global India Anna Morcom 10. From
Zenana to Cinema: The impact of Royal Aesthetics on Bollywood Film Angma D.
Jhala Part 4 11. Gods, Kings, and Local Telugu Guys: Competing Visions of
the Heroic in Indian Comic Books Karline McLain 12.The Gated Romance of
'India Shining': Visualising Urban Lifestyle in Advertisement of
Residential Housing Development Christiane Brosius 13. Advertising in a
Globalised India Lynne Ciochetto Part 5 14. India goes to the Blogs:
Cyberspace, Identity, Community Pramod K. Nayar 15. The Indian Software
Industry-cultural Factors Underpinning its Evolution Florian Taeube Part 6
16. Opiate of the Masses or None in a Billion Trying to Unravel the Indian
Sporting Mystery Boria Majumdar 17. Going Places: Popular Tourism Writing
in India Anna Kurian Part 7 18. The Discreet Charm of Indian Street-food
Bhaskar Mukhopadhyay Conclusion. Bibliography.
Introduction K. Moti Gokulsing and Wimal Dissanayake Part 1 1. Local
Resistance to Global Bangalore - Reading Minority Indian Cinema M. K.
Raghavendra 2. Breaking News , Indian Style: Politics, Democracy and Indian
News Television Nalin Mehta 3. Emancipation or Anchored Individualism?
Women and TV Soaps in India Shehina Fazal 4. Indian Feminisms: Issues of
Sexuality and Representation Geetanjali Gangoli Part 2 5. The Tragada
Bhavaiya Contribution to the Making of Hindu Identity in Saurastra
Jayasinhji Jhala 6. The Mahabharata's Imprint on Contemporary Literature
and Film Pamela Lothspeich 7. India: Religious Nationalism and Changing
Profile of Popular Culture Ram Puniyani Part 3 8. Private Music:
Individualism, Authenticity, and Genre Boundaries in Bombay Music Industry
Peter Kevetko 9. Indian Popular Culture and its 'Others': Bollywood Dance
and Anti-nautch in Twenty First Century Global India Anna Morcom 10. From
Zenana to Cinema: The impact of Royal Aesthetics on Bollywood Film Angma D.
Jhala Part 4 11. Gods, Kings, and Local Telugu Guys: Competing Visions of
the Heroic in Indian Comic Books Karline McLain 12.The Gated Romance of
'India Shining': Visualising Urban Lifestyle in Advertisement of
Residential Housing Development Christiane Brosius 13. Advertising in a
Globalised India Lynne Ciochetto Part 5 14. India goes to the Blogs:
Cyberspace, Identity, Community Pramod K. Nayar 15. The Indian Software
Industry-cultural Factors Underpinning its Evolution Florian Taeube Part 6
16. Opiate of the Masses or None in a Billion Trying to Unravel the Indian
Sporting Mystery Boria Majumdar 17. Going Places: Popular Tourism Writing
in India Anna Kurian Part 7 18. The Discreet Charm of Indian Street-food
Bhaskar Mukhopadhyay Conclusion. Bibliography.
Resistance to Global Bangalore - Reading Minority Indian Cinema M. K.
Raghavendra 2. Breaking News , Indian Style: Politics, Democracy and Indian
News Television Nalin Mehta 3. Emancipation or Anchored Individualism?
Women and TV Soaps in India Shehina Fazal 4. Indian Feminisms: Issues of
Sexuality and Representation Geetanjali Gangoli Part 2 5. The Tragada
Bhavaiya Contribution to the Making of Hindu Identity in Saurastra
Jayasinhji Jhala 6. The Mahabharata's Imprint on Contemporary Literature
and Film Pamela Lothspeich 7. India: Religious Nationalism and Changing
Profile of Popular Culture Ram Puniyani Part 3 8. Private Music:
Individualism, Authenticity, and Genre Boundaries in Bombay Music Industry
Peter Kevetko 9. Indian Popular Culture and its 'Others': Bollywood Dance
and Anti-nautch in Twenty First Century Global India Anna Morcom 10. From
Zenana to Cinema: The impact of Royal Aesthetics on Bollywood Film Angma D.
Jhala Part 4 11. Gods, Kings, and Local Telugu Guys: Competing Visions of
the Heroic in Indian Comic Books Karline McLain 12.The Gated Romance of
'India Shining': Visualising Urban Lifestyle in Advertisement of
Residential Housing Development Christiane Brosius 13. Advertising in a
Globalised India Lynne Ciochetto Part 5 14. India goes to the Blogs:
Cyberspace, Identity, Community Pramod K. Nayar 15. The Indian Software
Industry-cultural Factors Underpinning its Evolution Florian Taeube Part 6
16. Opiate of the Masses or None in a Billion Trying to Unravel the Indian
Sporting Mystery Boria Majumdar 17. Going Places: Popular Tourism Writing
in India Anna Kurian Part 7 18. The Discreet Charm of Indian Street-food
Bhaskar Mukhopadhyay Conclusion. Bibliography.