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Rajender Kaur

Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Language, Literature, Culture, And Writing

Language, Literature, Culture and Writing

Gandhian Forum for Peace & Justice

Languages & Cultures

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Rajender Kaur is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

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Rajender Kaur

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program

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cultural history south asian culture literature asian studies cultural studies history colonialism social history postcolonial writing global history orientalism civilizations interdisciplinary history literary history cultural analysis ethnohistory comparative literature nationalism american studies islamic thought historical analysis post-colonial criticism american imaginary political history narrative peasant studies urban history narrative representation cultural texts indigenous studies american identity cultural theory culture collection literary studies peasant passivity peasant resistance sick keesar literary theory social justice regional studies women's studies early republic asian english contemporary islam eurasian geography decoloniality anti-imperialism early american literature islamic studies diaspora studies transnational history cultural cosmopolitanism settler colonialism cultural memory literary narrative vexed question early american women south asian presence lost cultural imaginary difficult daughters manju kapur mulk raj anand south asian realisms western outpost githa hariharan early american studies asian american literature

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“a Western Outpost of the Punjab”. Journal of Global Postcolonial Studies (2024)

orientalismglobal historycultural historycolonialismhistorywestern outpostasian studiesmiddle eastern studiesempirenationalismsouth asian cultureislamic thought

Excerpt From India in the American Imaginary, 1780S–1880s. Journal of Transnational American Studies (2018)

Rajender KaurAnupama Arora

social historycultural historyintellectual historyliteraturehistorynarrativeindigenous studiesdiaspora studiesamerican imaginarymigration studiesurban historytransnational historyethnohistoryeast asian studiesamerican literatureamerican identityhistoriographyamerican studies

India in the American Imaginary, 1780S–1880s. Springer eBooks (2017)

Anupama AroraRajender Kaur

social historyindigenous studiesintellectual historyliteraturehistoryamerican imaginaryurban historyamerican identityamerican studies

India in the American Imaginary: Indo-American Interactions in the Long 19Th Century (1780-1880). (2017)

global historypolitical historylong 19th centuryinternational historyhistoryindo-american interactionsamerican studiescultural historyamerican imaginarycivilizationsamerican literaturesouth asian culturesocial historyinterdisciplinary historycolonialismsettler colonialismhistorical analysisempireethnohistory

The Curious Case of Sick Keesar: Tracing the Roots of South Asian Presence in the Early Republic. Journal of Transnational American Studies (2017)

orientalismglobal historysouth asian culturecultural historycolonialismasian studiesearly republicsouth asian presencecultural anthropologyasian englisheast asian languageseast asian studiessick keesarethnohistory

The Curious Case of Sick Keesar: Tracing the Roots of South Asians in Early America. http://escholarship.org/uc/acgcc_jtas (2017)

orientalismanthropologysocial historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historycolonialismglobal historysouth asiansasian studieshistorical geographyearly americacultural anthropologysouth asian cultureeast asian studiessick keesarethnohistory

Writing India in Early American Women’s Fiction. Early American literature (2017)

Anupama AroraRajender Kaur

anthropologywomen's studiescultural historyliterary historygender studiesliteratureearly american womenregional studiesearly american literature

Book Reviews. South Asian Review (2016)

Mulk Raj Anand. the Trilogy Comprising the Village, Across the Black Waters and the Sword and the Sickle. South Asian Review (2016)

orientalismglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyliteraturecivilizationscomparative literaturefilm scoresempireculture collectionmulk raj anandsouth asian culturepostcolonial writing

Lamenting a Lost Cultural Imaginary: Lahore and Amritsar in Manju Kapur's Difficult Daughters. Postcolonial text (2015)

contemporary islamlost cultural imaginarycultural historyculturecultural studiesdifficult daughterscultural theorycivilizationscultural analysismanju kapurislamic thoughteast asian studies

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Rajender Kaur

Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Language, Literature, Culture, And Writing

Language, Literature, Culture and Writing

Gandhian Forum for Peace & Justice

Languages & Cultures

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Rajender Kaur is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program at William Paterson University of New Jersey.

Honors

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Experiences

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Rajender Kaur

William Paterson University of New Jersey

Professor of English; Director of the Asian Studies Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“a Western Outpost of the Punjab”. Journal of Global Postcolonial Studies (2024)

orientalismglobal historycultural historycolonialismhistorywestern outpostasian studiesmiddle eastern studiesempirenationalismsouth asian cultureislamic thought

Excerpt From India in the American Imaginary, 1780S–1880s. Journal of Transnational American Studies (2018)

Rajender KaurAnupama Arora

India in the American Imaginary, 1780S–1880s. Springer eBooks (2017)

Anupama AroraRajender Kaur

social historyindigenous studiesintellectual historyliteraturehistoryamerican imaginaryurban historyamerican identityamerican studies

India in the American Imaginary: Indo-American Interactions in the Long 19Th Century (1780-1880). (2017)

The Curious Case of Sick Keesar: Tracing the Roots of South Asian Presence in the Early Republic. Journal of Transnational American Studies (2017)

The Curious Case of Sick Keesar: Tracing the Roots of South Asians in Early America. http://escholarship.org/uc/acgcc_jtas (2017)

Writing India in Early American Women’s Fiction. Early American literature (2017)

Anupama AroraRajender Kaur

anthropologywomen's studiescultural historyliterary historygender studiesliteratureearly american womenregional studiesearly american literature

Book Reviews. South Asian Review (2016)

Mulk Raj Anand. the Trilogy Comprising the Village, Across the Black Waters and the Sword and the Sickle. South Asian Review (2016)

orientalismglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historyliteraturecivilizationscomparative literaturefilm scoresempireculture collectionmulk raj anandsouth asian culturepostcolonial writing

Lamenting a Lost Cultural Imaginary: Lahore and Amritsar in Manju Kapur's Difficult Daughters. Postcolonial text (2015)

contemporary islamlost cultural imaginarycultural historyculturecultural studiesdifficult daughterscultural theorycivilizationscultural analysismanju kapurislamic thoughteast asian studies

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