1st Edition
Passenger Traders in Transit Revisiting Ugandan-Indian Narratives of Exile
Introduction
Chapter 1 Historicising Passenger Traders: Contexts and Conditions
Chapter 2 Beneath the Ugandan Sky: Reflections on Home, Homeland Consciousness, and Hospitality
Chapter 3 Out of Place, Time, and Space: The Affective Geographies of Exile and Statelessness
Chapter 4 The Politics and Poetics of Memory: Identity Construction through the Prism of Remembrance and Oblivion
Chapter 5 Children of the Diaspora: Imagining Belonging & Co-existence through the Ethics of Interpretive Reproduction
Conclusion
Biography
Anirban Banerjee is an Assistant Professor of English at Government General Degree College, Kalna-I, WB, India. He completed his M.Phil. and Ph.D. from The University of Burdwan and was a recipient of the UGC Junior Research Fellowship. His recent publications have appeared in Scopus-indexed journals such as South Asia Research (SAGE) and Africa Spectrum (SAGE). His academic interests include Diaspora Studies, Postcolonial Literature(s), and Memory Studies.
