“这种肮脏的物质被称为历史”：Sealy的《Trotter nama》中的英印记忆叙事和（错误的）回忆

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Media Watch Pub Date : 2022-04-28 DOI:10.1177/09760911221092807

Merin Simi Raj

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这篇文章展示了《Trotter nama》如何通过各种纪念和恢复行为，挑战和颠覆关于英印历史及其生活经历的主流史学结构。因此，它认为，记忆、历史和小说的相互联系可以为重新获得在历史上被沉默、遗忘或抹去的身份开辟新的可能性。

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‘This Foul Substance Is Called History’: Anglo-Indian Memory-narratives and (Mis)remembrances in Sealy’s The Trotter-nama

This article demonstrates how, through various acts of remembrance and recovery, The Trotter-nama makes it possible to challenge as well as subvert dominant historiographical constructions about the Anglo-Indian past and their lived experiences. Thus it argues that the interconnectedness of memory, history and fiction could initiate newer possibilities towards reclaiming identities that are historiographically silenced, forgotten or elided.

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