Rashmi Dube Bhatnagar
Biographic Data
| ID | 176902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rashmi Dube Bhatnagar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rashmi Dube |
| FAMILY NAME | Bhatnagar |
| SIGNATURE | BHATNAGAR R D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pittsburgh |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Premsagar (1810) and Orientalist Narratives of the “Invention” Of Modern Hindi
What exactly was invented when the language department of Bhakka was formally instituted at Fort William College in 1801 and Lallu Jee Lal was selected as the first Braj Bhakka scholar? Hindi polemicists celebrate Pundit Lallu Jee Lal’s invention of a Hindi purified of Yavani Bhāsa, or Perso-Arabic words, in Premsagar. Contrarily, Urdu-centric scholars stress Lal’s use of the phrase “ibtada-e dāstān” (the beginning of the Dastan) to open Baital P…
‘Bastard Mongrel Army on the Move, Urdu ’
The Enchantress of Florence essays a modernist and postmodern account of Mughal roots of Urdu that steers clear of uncritical nostalgia for the Mughal empire on the one hand, and avoids the satiric mode of anti-Urdu polemic on the other. Abjuring these novelistic and essayistic conventions, Salman Rushdie's novel constructs a global map of the Renaissance within which Florentine humanism, sensuality, political thought and love poetry has its east…
Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature
Truly, the broad scope and thought-provoking depth of Satya Mohanty's reflections on realism, Indian literature and World literature can be gauged by the astonishing range of literary, philosophical, and cultural writers and references he puts in conversation with each other to illuminate fresh insights and interconnections between seemingly disparate yet deeply intertwined literary traditions, which have yet to be mined by scholars and students …
Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature
Organized as an extended dialogue, this interview with Satya P. Mohanty explains the relationship between philosophical realism and literary realism, and examines the implications of this relationship for South Asian literary studies. It argues for a critical approach to Indian literature that is genuinely comparative and that goes beyond regional insularity as well as cultural chauvinism. Focusing on the need for a democratized literary criticis…
South Asian Realisms and Its Futures
What's Braj got to do with the Hindi–Urdu divide
Jonathan Arac, ‘From north Indian vernaculars to a new world philology’ Aamir R. Mufti, ‘Orientalism and the language of Hindustan’ Rashmi Dube Bhatnagar, ‘What's Braj got to do with the Hindi–Urdu divide?’ Mehr Afshan Farooqi, ‘ Āb‐e gum , or “Disappeared Water” as a metaphor for language, location, and loss This cluster of papers carries forward Critical Quarterly's emphasis on language in society and history. They offer incisive, innovative pe…
Premsagar (1810) and Orientalist Narratives of the “Invention” Of Modern Hindi
What exactly was invented when the language department of Bhakka was formally instituted at Fort William College in 1801 and Lallu Jee Lal was selected as the first Braj Bhakka scholar? Hindi polemicists celebrate Pundit Lallu Jee Lal’s invention of a Hindi purified of Yavani Bhāsa, or Perso-Arabic words, in Premsagar. Contrarily, Urdu-centric scholars stress Lal’s use of the phrase “ibtada-e dāstān” (the beginning of the Dastan) to open Baital P…
What's Braj got to do with the Hindi–Urdu divide
Jonathan Arac, ‘From north Indian vernaculars to a new world philology’ Aamir R. Mufti, ‘Orientalism and the language of Hindustan’ Rashmi Dube Bhatnagar, ‘What's Braj got to do with the Hindi–Urdu divide?’ Mehr Afshan Farooqi, ‘ Āb‐e gum , or “Disappeared Water” as a metaphor for language, location, and loss This cluster of papers carries forward Critical Quarterly's emphasis on language in society and history. They offer incisive, innovative pe…
‘Bastard Mongrel Army on the Move, Urdu ’
The Enchantress of Florence essays a modernist and postmodern account of Mughal roots of Urdu that steers clear of uncritical nostalgia for the Mughal empire on the one hand, and avoids the satiric mode of anti-Urdu polemic on the other. Abjuring these novelistic and essayistic conventions, Salman Rushdie's novel constructs a global map of the Renaissance within which Florentine humanism, sensuality, political thought and love poetry has its east…
Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature
Truly, the broad scope and thought-provoking depth of Satya Mohanty's reflections on realism, Indian literature and World literature can be gauged by the astonishing range of literary, philosophical, and cultural writers and references he puts in conversation with each other to illuminate fresh insights and interconnections between seemingly disparate yet deeply intertwined literary traditions, which have yet to be mined by scholars and students …
Realism, Indian Literature, and World Literature
Organized as an extended dialogue, this interview with Satya P. Mohanty explains the relationship between philosophical realism and literary realism, and examines the implications of this relationship for South Asian literary studies. It argues for a critical approach to Indian literature that is genuinely comparative and that goes beyond regional insularity as well as cultural chauvinism. Focusing on the need for a democratized literary criticis…
South Asian Realisms and Its Futures
Premsagar (1810) and Orientalist Narratives of the “Invention” Of Modern Hindi
What exactly was invented when the language department of Bhakka was formally instituted at Fort William College in 1801 and Lallu Jee Lal was selected as the first Braj Bhakka scholar? Hindi polemicists celebrate Pundit Lallu Jee Lal’s invention of a Hindi purified of Yavani Bhāsa, or Perso-Arabic words, in Premsagar. Contrarily, Urdu-centric scholars stress Lal’s use of the phrase “ibtada-e dāstān” (the beginning of the Dastan) to open Baital P…
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