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The Literary Indian Ocean: An Introduction,tion—preceding Europe-driven global networks by up to a thousand years. It is also a storied sea: the history of the Indian Ocean world, as Sugata Bose writes, “is enmeshed with its poetry and in some ways propelled by it”. This chapter demonstrates the ways in which the Indian Ocean connects precol

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,Joseph Conrad’s Imperial Indian Ocean,Ocean was in the nineteenth century known as the British Lake, dominated by British maritime imperialism. At the same time, the rise of the novel is linked to the sea—but in literary history, the Indian Ocean has been overlooked in favour of the Atlantic and Pacific. Touching on Defoe and Melville,

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,Amitav Ghosh’s Subaltern Sea Histories,uth-south?trade and travel createe?coastal communities of remarkable diversity, producing a recognisably Indian Ocean cosmopolitanism. While cosmopolitanism is often thought of as an urbane, elite phenomenon, in this writing the most well-travelled characters are lowly sailors, enslaved emissaries a

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