"This volume seeks to radically revise the Saidian analytical
framework which dominated research on the subject of colonial
knowledge for almost two decades and which emphasized colonial
knowledge as a series of representations of colonial hegemony. It
seeks to contribute substantially to research in the field by
analyzing knowledge in colonial India as a dynamic process,
produced in historically specific, and changing, social and
intellectual contexts, and as an essentially unstable, fractured
and contingent set of ideas and practices, produced in
unpredictable and often self-contradictory ways for different
audiences. It also focuses on the very important and neglected
questions of indigenous agency in producing knowledge in colonial
India and the related problem of knowledge dissemination and
transmission"--
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