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British Orientalism and the Bengal Renaissance
The Dynamics of Indian Modernization 1773-1835
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The Dynamics of Indian Modernization 1773-1835
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Table of contents
- Preface
- Contents
- Introduction
- Part I. The Birth of British Orientalism 1773-1800
- I. The cultural policy of warren hastings
- II. The orientalist in search of a golden age
- Part II. The Establishment of an Orientalist Training Center 1800-1805
- III. Wellesleyâs âOxford of the eastâ
- IV. Recruitment of a faculty
- Part III. The College of Fort William and the Bengal Renaissance 1800-1813
- V. The college as pivot of an institutional complex
- VI. The college as a center for linguistic modernization and literary revival
- VII. The students at the college: indianization and intellectual development
- VIII. The college environment and the emergence of a modern intelligentsia in Bengal
- Part IV. The Evangelical Challenge in London and the Orientalist Response in Calcutta 1800-1827
- IX. Evangelical anti-hinduism and the polarization of cultural policy for India
- X. Marquess Hastings's response in Calcutta: orientalist renaissance as a popular culture ideal
- XI. The new frontiers of orientalist scholarship under H.H. Wilson
- XII. The transmission of orientalist ideals and the intellectual awakening of the Calcutta intelligentsia
- Part V. Macaulayism and the Decline and Fall of the Orientalist Movement 1828-1835
- XIII. A return to the exile mentality and the dissolution of the college of fort William
- XIV. Macaulayism and the defeat of the orientalists
- XV. Macaulayism and the Bengali intelligentsia: the seeds of ambivalence and the beginnings of Indian nationalism
- Part VI. Conclusion
- XVI. The quest for new perspectives on the encounter of civilizations
- Bibliography
- Index