Lakshmi’s Footprints and Paisley Patterns

1. Foreword Ian Brown 2. Introduction Bashabi Fraser and Debnarayan Bandyopadhyay 3. ‘Webs of Significance: Rammohun Roy and Dwarkanath Tagore Kathryn Simpson 4. “When you see millions of mouthless dead”: Scottish Poetry ofthe Great War (1914-18) Argha Kumar Banerjee 5. A Cakewalk between Asansol and Dundee: Material Manifestations of A Colonial Thirdspace in a Bengali Industrial Town Santanu Banerjee, Suvojit Chatterjee Edward Hollis and Hemonta Mondal 6. From Alexander Hamilton to Patrick Geddes: New Nature Writing and India Debarati Bandyopadhyay 7. The Ambivalence of Tolerance: William Wilson Hunter and the Rise of Surveillance Literature in Colonial Bengal Pritam Mukherjee 8. Telling the Tale of the Garden Zoological: Exploring Scottish Animal Stories of Andrew Lang through an Ecological Lens Ritushree Sengupta 9. The Scottish Church College and the Scots Missionaries: Continuities and Influences Kaberi Chatterjee 10. The Kinetic Mission of Kalimpong: The Enduring Mission of Rev Dr John Anderson Graham and Dr Graham’s Homes in the History of Scottish Foreign Missions Subhadeep Paul 11. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar and Scottish Transactions in Nineteenth-Century Bengal Nandini Bhattacharya 12. The Transnational Poet: Re-negotiating the Dichotomy ofHomeland and Hostland Bashabi Fraser 13. “Disruptions”: Rise of Free Church of Scotland and its Impacton Bengali Intelligentsia in the Nineteenth Century Deb Narayan Bandyopadhyay 14. David Hare and Patrick Geddes: The Scottish Legacy in Bengal Saptarshi Mallick 15. Of Rights to Expression & Information under the Indian andScottish Legal Systems: A Comparative Analysis Subir Kumar Roy and Jayanta Kumar Saha