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Department of English

Sangita Gopal (Assistant Professor)

Statement

The co-edited volume Global Bollywood - argues that the uniqueness, mobility and resonance of Hindi cinema can be attributed to the transformative potential of the song-dance sequence. My monograph - Post-Nuptial Contracts turns to the Anglophone novel and vernacular cinema to investigate how questions of citizenship and national belonging are negotiated within the framework of conjugality.

Publications

Coeditor (with Sujata Moorti) Global Bollywood: Transnational Travels of the Song-Dance Sequence, University of Minnesota Press (Forthcoming, 2007); Monograph: Post-Nuptial Contracts: Conjugality and Nationalism in South Asian Literature and Film; The Look in Ruins: Naipaul's The Enigma of Arrival and the Dialectics of Seeing. South Asian Review 26: 1 (2005); Hindu Being, Hindu Buying: Hindutva Online and the Commodity Logic of Late Nationalism South Asian Review. 24: 1(2003), 161-179. Home Pages: Immigrant Subjectivity and Cyberspace Globalization and the Humanities: Field Imaginaries, Virtual Worlds and Emergent Subjectivities. Ed. David Li. Hongkong: Hongkong University Press, 2003. 212-231. Sex Outside: Postcoloniality and Ethnosexual Queerness Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies. 10:1 (2003): 11-33.