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Introduction: Disconnected Knowledge across the globe, forcing people to take notice of contagions that could turn deadly and infect scores of people in a relatively short time. The world suddenly became a shared landscape of closely linked contact zones that are teeming with hundreds of potent microbes, which do not care about national or cultural boundaries.

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Introduction: Disconnected Knowledgeary critics have enthusiastically embraced them as legitimate archival material. This chapter, drawing on this critical scholarship, explores the construction of an ethic of care within the autobiographical writings of three Bengali women during the first half of the twentieth century.

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The Context: Society, Politics, and Economynger, nutrition, diet, and sustenance) supply the ingredients that could offer a material body for the nation and a politico-moral-cultural body for the citizen? I focus on the paradoxes that were germane to the very imagination of the body that was attached to conceptions of the modern Indian nation by the early twentieth century.

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Alimentary Anxieties: Affect in Food and Hunger,nger, nutrition, diet, and sustenance) supply the ingredients that could offer a material body for the nation and a politico-moral-cultural body for the citizen? I focus on the paradoxes that were germane to the very imagination of the body that was attached to conceptions of the modern Indian nation by the early twentieth century.

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Affective Remedies: Advertisements and Cultural Politics of Hygiene,rove unprecedented expansion of imagery across many different media, and a new and prominent cultural field’, which dramatically changed the very look of nations (Ciarlo, 2011). Advertisements concerning hygiene and sanitation in colonial India/Bengal had a similar impact. India too was a part of this expanding ‘commercial visuality’.