Barnita Bagchi

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Barnita Bagchi is affiliated with the following schools: University of Calcutta, Utrecht University, Jadavpur University

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#7184

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Barnita Bagchi's Degrees

PhD English Literature Jadavpur University
Masters English Literature Jadavpur University
Bachelors English Literature Jadavpur University

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According to Wikipedia, Barnita Bagchi is a Bengali-speaking Indian feminist advocate, historian, and literary scholar. She is a faculty member in literary studies at Utrecht University, and was previously at the Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata at the University of Calcutta. She was educated at Jadavpur University, in Kolkata, St Hilda's College, Oxford, and at the Trinity College, Cambridge.

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Barnita Bagchi's Published Works

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Towards Ladyland: Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain and the movement for women's education in Bengal, c. 1900–c. 1932 (2009) (25)
Sultana's dream ; and, Padmarag : two feminist utopias (2005) (17)
Connected and entangled histories: writing histories of education in the Indian context (2014) (9)
Two Lives: voices, resources, and networks in the history of female education in Bengal and South Asia (2010) (9)
Webs of history : information, communication and technology from early to post-colonial India (2005) (6)
Encounters with Europe (2014) (5)
"Because Novels Are True, and Histories are False": Indian Women Writing Fiction in English, 1860-1918 (2015) (5)
The politics of the (im)possible : utopia and dystopia reconsidered (2012) (5)
Pliable Pupils and Sufficient Self-Directors: Narratives of Female Education by Five British Women Writers, 1778-1814 (2004) (4)
Fruits of Knowledge: Polemics, Humour and Moral Education in the Writings of Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain, Lila Majumdar and Nabaneeta Dev Sen (2013) (3)
Space, Utopia and Indian Decolonization: Literary Pre-figurations of the Postcolony by Sandeep Banerjee (review) (2022) (3)
Speculating with human rights: two South Asian women writers and utopian mobilities (2019) (3)
Cheery children, growing girls, and developing young adults: On reading, growing, and hopscotching across categories (2009) (2)
Satinath Bhaduri’s Bengali Novels Jagari (The Vigil) and Dhorai Charit Manas as Utopian Literature (2019) (2)
Foundations of Tilak’s Nationalism: Discrimination, Education and Hindutva (2012) (2)
Many Modernities and Utopia : From Thomas More to South Asian Utopian Writings (2016) (2)
Crooked lines: utopia, human rights and South Asian women's writing and agency (2016) (1)
Tracing two generations in twentieth century Indian women's education through analysis of literary sources: selected writings by Padmini Sengupta (2020) (1)
Ghosts of the city: Utopia and the city in Bhooter Bhabishyat (2012) (2018) (1)
Utopian and Dystopian Literature: A Review Article of New Work by Fokkema; Prakash; Gordin, Tilley, Prakash; and Meisig (2015) (1)
On Constructed Enemies in Dystopian Fiction (2015) (1)
Joep Leerssen, Comparative Literature in Britain: National Identities, Transnational Dynamics 1800–2000. Studies in Comparative Literature 27. Cambridge: LEGENDA (Modern Humanities Research Association), 2019. Pp. 272. £75.00. (2020) (0)
Utopia (2019) (0)
Bengali Folklore and Children'sa Literature (2006) (0)
Transcultural Utopian Imagination and the Future: Tagore, Gandhi, Andrews, and India–Britain Entanglements in the Early 1930s (2022) (0)
Book Review: Anti-Imperialism and Individualism (2007) (0)
The Differentials of Gendered Social Capital in Indian Literary-Educational Activism, 1880–1930: Renewing Transnational Approaches (2020) (0)
Inside Tarini Bhavan: Rokeya Sakhawat Hossainâ€™s Padmarag and the Richness of South Asian Feminism in Furthering Unsectarian Gender-Just Human Development (2008) (0)
Gender, history, and the recovery of knowledge with information and communication technologies : reconfiguring the future of our past (2004) (0)
Fruits of freedom (2021) (0)
Utopia and the Village in South Asian Literatures by Anupama Mohan (review) (2015) (0)
Inside Tarini bhavan: Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain's padmarag and the richness of South Asian feminism for furthering gender-just, unsectarian human development (2003) (0)
Insurgent imaginations: World literature and the periphery (2022) (0)
Ben Conisbee Baer. Indigenous Vanguards: Education, National Liberation, and the Limits of Modernism. (2021) (0)
Modern Indian Utopian Art and Literature: An Introduction (2022) (0)
Analyzing Toru Dutt’s Oeuvre Today: How a Transnational Literary-Educational Case from Colonial India Can Enrich Our Conception of Transnational History (2019) (0)
Writing Educational Spaces in Twentieth -Century Reformist Indian Discourse (2012) (0)
Carrying over: Analysing female utopias and narratives of education from 17th-century France to 18th-century Britain and 20th-century India (2008) (0)
Introduction (2022) (0)
Hannah Arendt, Education, and Liberation : A Comparative South Asian Feminist Perspective (2008) (0)
Ār konakhāne / ‘Somewhere Else’: Utopian Resonances in Lila Majumdar’s Autobiographical Writing (2018) (0)
“Instruction a Torment”? Jane Austen’s Early Writing and Conflicting Versions of Female Education in Romantic-Era “Conservative” British Women’s Novels (2006) (0)
Education, women’s narrative, and feminist civil society activism: Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain’s feminist utopias (2008) (0)

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