Regions and Regional Consciousness in India
Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity.
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Ramaswamy, S
2005
Considers the spatial imagination around a lost continent in the Indian ocean imagined as a disappeared homeland of the Tamil peoples.
Duke Scholars
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2005
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150 / 168
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Manohar Books, New Delhi
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Ramaswamy, S. (2005). Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity. In A. Feldhaus & R. Vora (Eds.), Regions and Regional Consciousness in India (pp. 150–168). Manohar Books, New Delhi.
Ramaswamy, S. “Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity.” In Regions and Regional Consciousness in India, edited by Anne Feldhaus and Rajendra Vora, 150–68. Manohar Books, New Delhi, 2005.
Ramaswamy S. Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity. In: Feldhaus A, Vora R, editors. Regions and Regional Consciousness in India. Manohar Books, New Delhi; 2005. p. 150–68.
Ramaswamy, S. “Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity.” Regions and Regional Consciousness in India, edited by Anne Feldhaus and Rajendra Vora, Manohar Books, New Delhi, 2005, pp. 150–68.
Ramaswamy S. Home away from Home? The Spatial Politics of Modern Tamil Identity. In: Feldhaus A, Vora R, editors. Regions and Regional Consciousness in India. Manohar Books, New Delhi; 2005. p. 150–168.
Publication Date
2005
Start / End Page
150 / 168
Publisher
Manohar Books, New Delhi