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...Erin Webster [email protected] Possible Knowledge: The Literary Forms of Early Modern Science . By Debapriya Sarkar . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2023 . 265 pp. Copyright © 2025 by University of Washington 2025 Possible Knowledge: The Literary Forms...

... Manley, Catherine Nicholson, and Debapriya Sarkar; to a small but spirited audience at the Sixteenth Century Society and Conference in 2014; and to Barbara Lewalski and the members of the 2013–14 Folger Library seminar “Constructing and Representing Authorship.” 1 The author of Greenes Newes...

... MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar, Partha Chatterjee, and others who have pointed out that Bankim’s influential notion of a Hindu culture and identity did not arise from oppo- sition to British colonialism but was constructed...

... of many Western champions of globalization. The rhetoric of Hindu India is anti-Western, but its real targets are frequently minorities at home: Ray’s 398 MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar...

... MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar, Partha Chatterjee, and others who have pointed out that Bankim’s influential notion of a Hindu culture and identity did not arise from oppo- sition to British colonialism but was constructed...

... of many Western champions of globalization. The rhetoric of Hindu India is anti-Western, but its real targets are frequently minorities at home: Ray’s 398 MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar...

... of many Western champions of globalization. The rhetoric of Hindu India is anti-Western, but its real targets are frequently minorities at home: Ray’s 398 MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar...

... MLQ ❙ September 2002 opening chapter rightly endorses the insights of Sudipto Kaviraj, Tanika Sarkar, Partha Chatterjee, and others who have pointed out that Bankim’s influential notion of a Hindu culture and identity did not arise from oppo- sition to British colonialism but was constructed...