border and bordering : Politics, Poetics, Precariousness.

Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Introduction -- Contemporary Fiction as a Cultural Map of Migration -- Statelessness and the Tensions between Open Borders and the Claims of Community -- Rejection, Reconstruction and Erosion of Borders: The Identity Path of Grisélidis Réal -- A Place Not Our Own: Gulf Emigration and Bordered Lives in Benyamin's Jasmine Days -- Challenges and Resistance to the Partition of Bengal: Impact of Baul and Marafati Oral Tradition -- Bordering the Screen: Separation Themes in Popular Film and Television -- Representation of Incarcerated Women in Orange is the New Black: An Intersectional Feminist Approach -- Tracks and Borders: Railways in Ray's Apu Trilogy -- Oceanic Borders: Climate Refugees, Borders and Extinction in the Necrocene -- Fuzzy (B)ordering: More than Human Agencies and the Ethics of (Dis)avowal -- 'I alone . . . was on both sides': The Hyphenated Self in Hélène Cixous's Reveries of the Wild Woman -- Borders in South Asia: Language, Culture and Religion from Colonialism to Globalization -- Missing Links or the Diasporic Journey of a Rebel: A Study of H P Malet's Lost Links in Indian Mutiny (1867) -- Un-blinding Doctrine and Exiting 'Molar Lines' in Arnold's The Scholar Gipsy -- Reorganising (B)orders: Reading the Women's Writing in Colonial Bengal -- Erasing the Borders: Tagore's Engagement with the Subalterns in Sahaj Path -- Contributors -- Index.

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