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Partition of India in Print Media And Cinema

Prof. Sarbani Banerjee · IIT Roorkee

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About

The course will acquaint students with the major literary works and cinema that were created in the wake of the Partition of India (1947). It looks into the ways Partition is captured through feminist interpretations by different authors and historians. The gamut of artworks selected for the course helps in understanding how the apocalyptic event affected the everyday lives of the common people. The initial classes will be devoted to explaining the historical events that led to the cracking of the Indian subcontinent.

Lectures

Week 1

  1. History of the Partition of India I YouTube
  2. History of the Partition of India II YouTube
  3. History of the Partition of India III YouTube
  4. History of the Partition of India IV YouTube
  5. History of the Partition of India V YouTube

Week 2

  1. History of the Partition of India VI YouTube
  2. History of the Partition of India VII YouTube
  3. History and Alternative Memory Writings I YouTube
  4. History and Alternative Memory Writings II YouTube
  5. History and Alternative Memory Writings III YouTube

Week 3

  1. History and Alternative Memory Writings IV YouTube
  2. History and Alternative Memory Writings V YouTube
  3. Caste Politics and The Bengal Chapter I YouTube
  4. Caste Politics and The Bengal Chapter II YouTube
  5. Caste Politics and The Bengal Chapter III YouTube

Week 4

  1. Caste Politics in Punjab Partition Micro-societies and Sub-Cultures YouTube
  2. Womanhood and Motherhood I YouTube
  3. Womanhood and Motherhood II YouTube
  4. Womanhood and Motherhood III YouTube
  5. Womanhood and Motherhood IV YouTube

Week 5

  1. Woman in the Context of Partition I YouTube
  2. Woman in the Context of Partition II YouTube
  3. Woman in the Context of Partition III YouTube
  4. Accounts of the Survivor I YouTube
  5. Accounts of the Survivor II YouTube

Week 6

  1. Accounts of the Survivor III YouTube
  2. Accounts of the Survivor IV YouTube
  3. Accounts of the Survivor V YouTube
  4. Accounts of the Survivor VI YouTube
  5. Accounts of the Survivor VII YouTube

Week 7

  1. Accounts of the Survivor VIII YouTube
  2. Accounts of the Survivor IX YouTube
  3. Home and Nostalgia I YouTube
  4. Home and Nostalgia II YouTube
  5. Home and Nostalgia III YouTube

Week 8

  1. Home and Nostalgia IV YouTube
  2. Home and Nostalgia V YouTube
  3. Refugee, Desh and Nation I YouTube
  4. Refugee, Desh and Nation II YouTube
  5. Refugee, Desh and Nation III YouTube

Week 9

  1. Refugee, Desh and Nation IV YouTube
  2. Refugee, Desh and Nation V YouTube
  3. Refugee, Desh and Nation VI YouTube
  4. Refugee, Desh and Nation VII YouTube
  5. Refugee, Desh and Nation VIII - Agency/Lack thereof for the Immigrant Women YouTube

Week 10

  1. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes I YouTube
  2. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes II YouTube
  3. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes III YouTube
  4. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes IV YouTube
  5. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes V YouTube

Week 11

  1. Displaced People, Abandoned Homes VI YouTube
  2. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society I YouTube
  3. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society II YouTube
  4. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society III YouTube
  5. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society IV YouTube
  6. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society V YouTube

Week 12

  1. Refuge Women and Patriarchal Society VI YouTube
  2. Partition Literature in the 21st Century I YouTube
  3. Partition Literature in the 21st Century II YouTube
  4. Immigrant Populace in the Diaspora I YouTube
  5. Immigrant Populace in the Diaspora II YouTube
  6. Immigrant Populace in the Diaspora III YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Roorkee
Department
Humanities and Social Sciences
Teacher
Prof. Sarbani Banerjee
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Society and politics
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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