Crime in India: Historical, Cultural and Literary representations
Guest Editor: M. Isabel Santaulària Capdevila
The relationship between Europe and India has historically been mediated through a wide range of textual, visual and epistemic representations that have shaped intercultural encounters across time. From early modern commercial correspondence and missionary reports to colonial administrative archives and academic translations, and from postcolonial artistic depictions and literary narratives to contemporary media representations and intellectual exchanges, European understandings of India have been constructed through multiple linguistic, regional and disciplinary frameworks.
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