Pritipuspa Mishra is a Lecturer in History at the University of Southampton.
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Introduction: nation in the vernacular 1. How the vernacular became regional 2. Vernacular publics: a modern Odia readership imagined 3. The Odia political subject and the rise of the Odia movement 4. Odisha as vernacular homeland 5. The invisible minority: history and the problem of the Adivasi 6. The genius of India: linguistic difference, regionalism and the Indian nation Postscript.
Introduction: nation in the vernacular 1. How the vernacular became regional 2. Vernacular publics: a modern Odia readership imagined 3. The Odia political subject and the rise of the Odia movement 4. Odisha as vernacular homeland 5. The invisible minority: history and the problem of the Adivasi 6. The genius of India: linguistic difference, regionalism and the Indian nation Postscript.
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