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After Independence: India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Annamaria Motrescu-Mayes.

How did India, Pakistan and Bangladesh feature in commercial, governmental and ethnographic visual records made post Independence and what were the political agendas that influenced their representation? This lecture explores such questions and includes a selection of British, American, Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi visual records that are discussed in a comparative analysis with contemporary history text books.

This talk is part of the Visual Rhetoric and modern South Asian History, Michaelmas 2016 series.

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