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I thank you for all of the useful suggestions made in response to my
query earlier this year (1996).
The list of titles below [actually see above] is incomplete, please feel free to add
pertinent references. The list does not include reviews or critiques
that were published in the eight volumes of Subaltern
Studies or in Selected Subaltern Studies.
Henry Schwarz
*NOTE:
Compiled originally by Henry Schwarz, Georgetown University, and
Prepared and enhanced by Frank Conlon, University of Washington
30 August 1996;
Updates and additions from Shekhar
Krishnan mainly in March/April 1998;
Contributions and suggestions appreciated from many scholars, including
David Ludden
Last substantial update 27 April 1998 by
Philip McEldowney
See also
Subaltern Studies: Working Bibliography
Date: Fri, 30 Aug 1996 12:26:41 -0700
From: Frank Conlon [conlon@U.WASHINGTON.EDU]
To: Multiple recipients of list H-ASIA
Subject: H-ASIA: Subaltern Studies Bibliography
H-ASIA
August 30, 1996
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Ed. note:
Some H-ASIA readers will recall that our member Henry Schwarz of
Georgetown University had asked for suggestions about useful materials
about the Subaltern Studies project. At my urging, he has compiled a
list of titles which he received from various H-ASIA members. In
preparing this for posting, I have added some further entries and filled
in some missing bibliographic detail. The list, however, is not
complete, but may prove a useful starting point. Further suggestions are
encouraged. F.F.C.
From: Henry Schwarz
[Nov.96 Email address Schwarz@Guvax.Georgetown.edu]
Georgetown University
[schwarh1@gusun.georgetown.edu]
[Nov.96 email address Schwarz@Guvax.Georgetown.edu]
Philip McEldowney 02 September 1996.
Updated 22 April 1998. Last modification:
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