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Show or Tell? Instruction and Representation in Govardhanram?s Saraswatichandra

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Ashar, Meera

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Cambridge University Press

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Govardhanram Tripathi wrote the four-volume novel Saraswatichandra as an ‘instruction manual’ for a people facing fundamental social and political change during colonial rule. This article examines a shift in the conception of instruction as the text

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Modern Asian Studies

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2037-12-31