Titlebook: Hybrid Heritage on Screen; The ‘Raj Revival’ in Elena Oliete-Aldea Book 2015 Elena Oliete-Aldea 2015 Raj revival films.British Raj.heritage

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137463975Raj revival films; British Raj; heritage cinema; Thatcherism; British cinema; India; multiculturalism; misc

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British Cinema and the Raj Revival,s and particularities as ways of breaking out of the homogenisation trend and fomenting cultural enterprise (2001: 31). This circumstance would explain the urge to recover and revive autochthonous traditions that could then be commodified on a global scale.

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Conclusion: Cohabiting in Hybridity?,ntry’s imperial past. The relationship between form and content in this film genre has proved relevant, since the main concern of this analysis has been to focus on presences and absences and the way certain groups were (mis)represented.

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The Raj on TV,iately repeated a few days later on Channel 4 (Dyer, 1997: 187). In his article ‘Too Much of a Good Thing’, published in . on 20 January 1984, Patrick Stoddart complained about the ‘Raj indigestion’ caused by its omnipresence on television. As he says:

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,‘On Heroes’: Bapu Goes West, as discussed in Chapter 3, . inaugurated a tendency towards the feminisation of the empire film, . still relied on the biopic formula, with the portrayal of the public deeds of a great man as the driving force in a linear conception of history.

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History in Literary Adaptations,bstract or generalize’. Accordingly, ‘in this large gap between the abstract idea and the specific instance, the historical film finds the space to . history, to interrogate either the metanarratives that structure historical knowledge, or smaller historical truths, received notions, conventional images’ (1995: 8; italics in original).

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Elena Oliete-Aldead disciplines like education as well as the reception history of the literature for young people. The article presents the potential of the database by means of two examples: Georg Christian Raff’s dialogically structured book about natural history for children . (1778), and research concerning the

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Elena Oliete-Aldeations of leporellos and of contents presented in this specific shape in a historical perspective are cleverly linked. For the Digital Humanities, unconventional book forms represent a challenge: This concerns, among other things, the differentiated keywording of, for example, picture books and movab