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Mimetic Desires
Impersonation and Guising across South Asia
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Mimetic Desires
Impersonation and Guising across South Asia
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Table of contents
- CONTENTS
- A NOTE ON TRANSLITERATION
- LIST OF FIGURES
- Introduction
- CHAPTER 1 Public Impersonators GENDER, CASTE, AND SOCIAL ONTOLOGY IN THE MARATHI VERNACULAR MOMENT
- CHAPTER 2 Racial Impressions, Capital Characters DAVE CARSON BROWNFACES THE EMPIRE
- CHAPTER 3 Remembering the Hunterwali’s Whip THE GHOSTS OF FEARLESS NADIA AND HER MANY GUISES
- CHAPTER 4 In Gandhi’s Guise
- CHAPTER 5 Playing the Yogi THE MAKING OF SWAMI BABA RAMDEV
- CHAPTER 6 The Freedom to Dance PERFORMANCE AND IMPERSONATION IN LAGAN
- CHAPTER 7 Mediatizing “Fake” Khwaja Siras THE LIMITS OF IMPERSONATION
- CHAPTER 8 “We Are Better than the Women” UNDERSTANDING THE POPULARITY OF FEMALE ARTISTS IN KERALA
- CHAPTER 9 Cosplay, Fandom, and the Fashioning of Identities at Comic Con India
- CHAPTER 10 Possessed Impersonation DIVINE MIMESIS IN MALABAR
- CHAPTER 11 Divine Embodiment in the Theatre of Ramlila
- CHAPTER 12 Resisting Brahminical Patriarchy in Kuchipudi Dance THE STORY OF HALEEM KHAN
- CONTRIBUTORS
- INDEX