Titlebook: Autobiography, Travel and Postnational Identity; Gandhi, Nehru and Iq Javed Majeed Book 2007 Javed Majeed 2007 bibliography.identity.India.

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Gesellschaftliche Teilhabe trotz Schulden?because he makes no attempt to disguise his ignorance from his pupils that he ‘never lost their love and respect’. In terms which recall his invocation of radical honesty as the structuring motif of . as a whole, he claims that ‘In all respects I showed myself to them exactly as I really was.’. In t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36231-7to be rooted in and empowered by those vulnerabilities. As we have seen, his vulnerable self is performed, and even celebrated, in the episodes of stage fright in his autobiography as a whole. It is also this vulnerable selfhood which is evoked in his sense of self-incompletion, which he paradoxical

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,Nationalism’s Travelling Autobiographies and Indian Travelogues, a unitary totality in their works. We shall see how Gandhi’s autobiography contains a traveller’s knowledge of the British Empire as a polycentric entity, rather than a monolithic institution with its centre in London. Nehru’s open avowal in his autobiographies of his anglicisation also undercuts a

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A Strange and Uncharted Land,nd how they framed themselves within a globalising narrative of progressive modernity. I have also argued that it was through travel that Gandhi, Nehru and Iqbal defined their relationships with modernity and modern technology.