The Colonial Prison in Bengal, 1860-1945(English, Hardcover, Bag Animesh)

The Colonial Prison in Bengal, 1860-1945(English, Hardcover, Bag Animesh)

  • Bag Animesh
Publisher:Palgrave MacmillanISBN 13: 9783031958335ISBN 10: 3031958330

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The Colonial Prison in Bengal, 1860-1945(English, Hardcover, Bag Animesh) is written by Bag Animesh and published by Springer International Publishing AG. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 3031958330 (ISBN 10) and 9783031958335 (ISBN 13).

This book presents alternative histories of the colonial prison in Bengal, 1860-1945, focusing on the experiences of the colonised subject as produced in literary writings including fiction, dramas, and life writings. The colonial prison, as defined by penal acts, jail codes, jail manuals, committee reports, administrative data, and statistics, was a modern punitive institution that evolved from the religio-local and the Company's capricious system into an effective humanitarian machine for 'the rule of law.' However, it was the site of torture, humiliation, and repression, which was subsequently challenged, defied, and resisted. The book establishes a comprehensive linkage between the macro historical and the micro historical perspective of the colonial prison exploring its changing image in Bengali society, its extended contribution to the formation of individual and collective identity, intricate tempo-spatial regulations within jails, and various techniques of corporeal and mental torture. The book also highlights resistance tactics of the prisoners, both ordinary and political, and finally it addresses the gendered dynamics and the gender-specific modalities of resistance and subversion.