Writing the West: 1750-1947: representations from Indian languages; [collection of papers of a National Seminar West in Indian Imagination organized by Sahitya Akademi in Madurai in 2001]/ edited by C. Vijayasree.

The image of the West in Asamiya Literature: 1857-1947 /Tilottoma Misra -- The West turned 'upside down' in a Bengali Satire /Sumanta Banerjee -- "May the sindoor on the lips never perish : The 'West' in colonial humour /Jasodhara Bagchi -- Imaging the real: reading the 19th century in Bangla /Mahasweta Sengupta -- The virtuous woman in the ideal hope : female identity and the conduct book tradition in Orissa /Sachidanandan Mohanty -- 'The white lady' love stories /C. Vijayasree -- Splitting the West: Gurajada's Kanyasulkam /T. Vijay Kumar -- Trespassing the binary between modernity and tradition : Vishwanatha Satyanarayana and Gudipati Venkata Chalam /A. Raghuramaraju -- "For reasons of their own": The image of the 'West' in the colonial period /C.N. Ramachandran -- The West in the 19th century imagination : Some reflections on the tradition from Persianate knowledge system to the template of Urdu and English /M. Asaduddin -- Empire builders/empire breakers : Early Indian Nationalists in Africa /Mala Pandurang -- 'Breaching the divide' - A post-colonial study of two films : Reading images from Junoon (1978) and Lagaan (2001) /Prem Chowdhry