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  1. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Munz, Melina; Noor, Farha
    Erschienen: 2022
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

     

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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    Schlagworte: otium; Muße; Roman <Motiv>; Prosa; Urdu; Zeit; Bengali; Indien <Motiv>; Literatur; Nostalgie
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  2. The promise of purposelessness
    : alternative temporalities and experiences of otium in contemporary Indian fiction in English
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2022
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to... mehr

     

    Abstract: This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to subversively comment on the history of colonialism and on global, productivity-oriented mechanisms of acceleration. In this way, the monograph analyses the importance of leisure and purposelessness to a postcolonial perspective. Moreover, this perspective engages in current global debates about acceleration and time perception in modernity.
    The way in which time is perceived is central to representations of such experiences of unproductive leisure. Not only are they free from a specific purpose, but during the experience, time takes on a different quality, being characterised as duration rather than as a linear development. From a postcolonial perspective, the temporal experience of lingering in the present moment is understood as a subversive critique of the modern concept of an abstract, linear time which has spread historically and has become naturalised through colonial expansion and global capitalism. Thus, the novels’ representations of purposeless leisure are understood to express a utopian potential via the critique of dominant experiences of temporality, since these are affected by India’s colonial past and reinforced by a capitalist belief in progress and productivity.
    The readings in this study are linked to a South Asian discourse of rediscovering Indian cultural modernity for the late modern moment in which the novels are set. Both the novels' nostalgic longing for instances of alternative temporality and for certain cultural practices are rooted in an older cultural modernity. From a present sense of alienation and loss, the texts harken back to older modes of social togetherness, they characterise a playful openness of perceiving the urban space or they depict cultural phenomena such as Hindustani music or the poetry of Rabindranath Tagore. The entangled discourses of Indian modernity, temporality and nostalgia can only come into focus, the study argues, by analysing the experiences of leisure and purposelessness at the heart of the analysed novels.
    These arguments are supported by in-depth analyses of six recent novels as well as by selected examples from a larger corpus. Beginning with a methodological introduction, the following chapters map the relevance of these discourses in the novels through the protagonists' predominant modes of leisure experience and their representation in the novel

     
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    Schlagworte: Literatur; Englisch; Roman; Muße; Muße <Motiv>; Nutzlosigkeit; Zeitwahrnehmung; Literatur; Indien <Motiv>; Englische Literatur; Roman; Postkolonialismus
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    Dissertation, Universität Freiburg, 2022
  3. The promise of purposelessness
    alternative temporalities and experiences of otium in contemporary Indian fiction in English
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: SS 2020

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    Schlagworte: Englisch; Indien; Postkoloniale Literatur; Muße <Motiv>; Nutzlosigkeit; Zeitwahrnehmung;
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    Dissertation, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im Breisgau, 2021
  4. The promise of purposelessness
    alternative temporalities and experiences of otium in contemporary Indian fiction in English
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
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    Schlagworte: Muße; Muße <Motiv>; Nutzlosigkeit; Zeitwahrnehmung; Literatur; Indien <Motiv>; Englische Literatur; Roman; Postkolonialismus
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    Dissertation, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg i. Br., 2021
  5. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Munz, Melina; Noor, Farha
    Erschienen: [2022?]; © 2021
    Verlag:  Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Freiburg

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    Schlagworte: otium; Muße; Roman <Motiv>; Prosa; Urdu; Zeit; Bengali; Indien <Motiv>; Literatur; Nostalgie
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  6. The promise of purposelessness
    : alternative temporalities and experiences of otium in contemporary Indian fiction in English
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2022
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to... mehr

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    Abstract: This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to subversively comment on the history of colonialism and on global, productivity-oriented mechanisms of acceleration. In this way, the monograph analyses the importance of leisure and purposelessness to a postcolonial perspective. Moreover, this perspective engages in current global debates about acceleration and time perception in modernity.
    The way in which time is perceived is central to representations of such experiences of unproductive leisure. Not only are they free from a specific purpose, but during the experience, time takes on a different quality, being characterised as duration rather than as a linear development. From a postcolonial perspective, the temporal experience of lingering in the present moment is understood as a subversive critique of the modern concept of an abstract, linear time which has spread historically and has become naturalised through colonial expansion and global capitalism. Thus, the novels’ representations of purposeless leisure are understood to express a utopian potential via the critique of dominant experiences of temporality, since these are affected by India’s colonial past and reinforced by a capitalist belief in progress and productivity.
    The readings in this study are linked to a South Asian discourse of rediscovering Indian cultural modernity for the late modern moment in which the novels are set. Both the novels' nostalgic longing for instances of alternative temporality and for certain cultural practices are rooted in an older cultural modernity. From a present sense of alienation and loss, the texts harken back to older modes of social togetherness, they characterise a playful openness of perceiving the urban space or they depict cultural phenomena such as Hindustani music or the poetry of Rabindranath Tagore. The entangled discourses of Indian modernity, temporality and nostalgia can only come into focus, the study argues, by analysing the experiences of leisure and purposelessness at the heart of the analysed novels.
    These arguments are supported by in-depth analyses of six recent novels as well as by selected examples from a larger corpus. Beginning with a methodological introduction, the following chapters map the relevance of these discourses in the novels through the protagonists' predominant modes of leisure experience and their representation in the novel

     
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    Medientyp: Dissertation
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    DDC Klassifikation: Englische, altenglische Literaturen (820)
    Schlagworte: Literatur; Englisch; Roman; Muße; Muße <Motiv>; Nutzlosigkeit; Zeitwahrnehmung; Indien <Motiv>; Englische Literatur; Postkolonialismus
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    Dissertation, Universität Freiburg, 2022
  7. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Munz, Melina; Noor, Farha
    Erschienen: 2022
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

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    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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    DDC Klassifikation: Englische, altenglische Literaturen (820)
    Schlagworte: otium; Muße; Roman <Motiv>; Prosa; Urdu; Zeit; Bengali; Indien <Motiv>; Literatur; Nostalgie
    Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource
  8. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Noor, Farha; Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

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    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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    DDC Klassifikation: Englische, altenglische Literaturen (820)
    Schlagworte: Indien <Motiv>; Literatur; Roman; Prosa; Urdu; Bengali; Muße; Zeit; Nostalgie
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  9. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Noor, Farha; Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

     

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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  10. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Noor, Farha; Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020
    Verlag:  Universität, Freiburg

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

     

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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    Schlagworte: Indien <Motiv>; Literatur; Roman; Prosa; Urdu; Bengali; Muße; Zeit; Nostalgie
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  11. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Noor, Farha; Munz, Melina; Sonderforschungsbereich 1015 - Muße. Grenzen, Raumzeitlichkeit, Praktiken
    Erschienen: 2020

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels... mehr

     

    Abstract: This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction

     
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  12. Bibliography of texts significant for a study of Otium in Indian fiction
    Autor*in: Fludernik, Monika; Noor, Farha; Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020

    This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with... mehr

     

    This bibliography emerged in the course of research undertaken as part of a project on otium in modern South Asian fiction at the University of Freiburg (project G4 of CRC 1015). The project combined the analysis of Anglophone Indian novels with research on modern Bengali and Urdu prose. The publication includes three bibliographical lists in Bengali, English and Urdu respectively as well as a short contextualising introduction.

     
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  13. Village idyll? : the blending of work and otium in contemporary Indian fiction on rural life
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020

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    Schlagworte: Arbeit; Indien; otium
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  14. The promise of purposelessness : alternative temporalities and experiences of otium in contemporary Indian fiction in English
    Autor*in: Munz, Melina
    Erschienen: 2020

    This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to subversively comment... mehr

     

    This book is a study of representations of unproductive leisure in contemporary Indian novels in English. It focuses both on the relevance of experiences of purposelessness to the Indian cultural context and on their potential to subversively comment on the history of colonialism and on global, productivity-oriented mechanisms of acceleration. In this way, the monograph analyses the importance of leisure and purposelessness to a postcolonial perspective. Moreover, this perspective engages in current global debates about acceleration and time perception in modernity. The way in which time is perceived is central to representations of such experiences of unproductive leisure. Not only are they free from a specific purpose, but during the experience, time takes on a different quality, being characterised as duration rather than as a linear development. From a postcolonial perspective, the temporal experience of lingering in the present moment is understood as a subversive critique of the modern concept of an abstract, linear time which has spread historically and has become naturalised through colonial expansion and global capitalism. Thus, the novels’ representations of purposeless leisure are understood to express a utopian potential via the critique of dominant experiences of temporality, since these are affected by India’s colonial past and reinforced by a capitalist belief in progress and productivity. The readings in this study are linked to a South Asian discourse of rediscovering Indian cultural modernity for the late modern moment in which the novels are set. Both the novels' nostalgic longing for instances of alternative temporality and for certain cultural practices are rooted in an older cultural modernity. From a present sense of alienation and loss, the texts harken back to older modes of social togetherness, they characterise a playful openness of perceiving the urban space or they depict cultural phenomena such as Hindustani music or the poetry of Rabindranath Tagore. The entangled discourses of ...

     
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    Schlagworte: Muße; Muße (Motiv); Nutzlosigkeit; Zeitwahrnehmung; Literatur; Indien (Motiv); Englische Literatur; Roman; Postkolonialismus
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