Girmitiya Culture and Memory Navigating Identity, Tradition, and Resilience across Continents /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Chaudhary, Priyanka (Editor), Singh, Neha (Editor)
Summary:XXVII, 326 p. 23 illus., 17 illus. in color.
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Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan, 2024.
Edition:1st ed. 2024.
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-59615-5
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction: Theorizing Girmitiya Culture and (Post)memory
  • PART I-Retrieving Historical Narratives
  • 2. Beyond Indenture: An Examination of the Life Stories, Social & Economic Mobility of Mohun and Teeluckdharry
  • 3. The Indenture Experiment in Mauritius: A Comparison between the Administration of British and French Plantations
  • 4. Mapping Locations in indenture Ship Lists to Current Locations in India
  • 5. Struggles of Indian Indentured Women During the Indenture System in Fiji
  • PART II Commemorating (Post)memory
  • 6. Commemorating the Coolitude in the Caribbean Region
  • 7. The Politics of Displacement and Shipboard Fatality: Analysing the Mental Health of Indentured Laborers
  • 8. The Relationship and Impact of Bollywood on Indian Diaspora
  • 9. Memory beyond Black Waters: Mapping History, Language and Culture in Kalapani Poetics from the Perspective of Female Indentureship
  • PART III- The Context of Culture and Identity
  • 10. Homemaking in Girmitiya Diaspora
  • 11. Preserving Roots Abroad: The Girmitiyas’ Role in Indian Soft Power
  • 12. Ganga Talao and Girmitya: Folklore and Oral Traditions
  • 13. A Virtual Museum Experience in Fiji
  • 14. Indo-Fijian Rāmlīlā as a Cultural Ethos among Girmitiyas
  • PART IV-(Re)mapping Girmitiya Literature
  • 15. The Tell-tale Poetry of the Woman Girmitiya: Analysing Torabully’s Coupeuses D’Azur
  • 16. Fiji’s Subaltern Women’s Cry: Social and Psychological Repercussions of Migration
  • 17. Struggle and Sufferings of Girmitiya: A Study of Writings of Indo-Fijians Writers.