Histoire et critique

23 books catalogued under this heading, most-edited first.

Prime time soap operas on Indian television Shoma Munshi 2010 · 15 editions · 338 pp.

National identities in Pakistan Cara Cilano 2011 · 8 editions · 164 pp.

The Oppressive Present Sudhir Chandra 1994 · 8 editions · 238 pp.

Frontier Cultures Manjeet Baruah 2011 · 8 editions · 222 pp.

Literature of the Indian Diaspora Vijay Mishra 2006 · 9 editions · 312 pp.

Historiography and writing postcolonial India Naheem Jabbar 2009 · 7 editions · 244 pp. British Raj

Colonial Narratives/Cultural Dialogues Jyotsna Singh 1996 · 6 editions · 208 pp.

Writing Sri Lanka Minoli Salgado 2006 · 7 editions · 232 pp.

What Are You Reading? Pavithra Narayanan 2012 · 7 editions · 185 pp.

Writing under the Raj Nancy L. Paxton, Nancy L. Paxton 1999 · 2 editions · 338 pp. British Raj

The man who was a woman and other queer tales from Hindu lore Devdutt Pattanaik 2002 · 6 editions · 180 pp.

Radical Soldier's Tale Carolyn Steedman 2016 · 6 editions · 306 pp.

Violence and Resistance in Sikh Gendered Identity Jaspal Kaur Singh 2020 · 6 editions · 202 pp.

Oral Narrative in Afghanistan Margaret A. Mills 2019 · 6 editions · 496 pp.

Literary and Non-Literary Responses Towards 9/11 Nukhbah Taj Langah 2019 · 6 editions · 194 pp.

Popular Hindi Cinema Ronie Parciack 2016 · 6 editions · 208 pp.

Indian Cinema Beyond Bollywood Ashvin Immanuel Devasundaram 2018 · 5 editions · 290 pp.

The Music of India Reginald Massey, Jamila Massey 1976 · 5 editions · 189 pp.

Indian traffic Parama Roy 1998 · 2 editions · 237 pp. British Raj

Indian Partition in Literature and Film Rini Bhattacharya Mehta, Debali Mookerjea-Leonard 2014 · 1 edition · 186 pp. Partition & independenceModern South Asia

The performance of emotion among Paxtun women Benedicte Grima 1992 · 3 editions · 241 pp.

Naipaul's strangers Dagmar Barnouw 2003 · 3 editions · 176 pp.

Versailles Meets the Taj Mahal Faith E. Beasley 2018 · 2 editions · 349 pp. Mughal Empire