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    Asia’s Maritime History and Identity at Cultural Crossroads by Santhosh, Sreedevi; T. H., Samjaila; S., Preethi;

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 1
    • Publisher Routledge
    • Date of Publication 23 December 2025

    • ISBN 9781041209959
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages352 pages
    • Size 280x210 mm
    • Weight 650 g
    • Language English
    • 698

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    Short description:

    Maritime Asia, collectively bordered by the Pacific, Indian and Arctic Ocean, sources Asia’s food reserve, goods and ideas yet figures relatively lesser in global cultural production.

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    Long description:

    Maritime Asia, collectively bordered by the Pacific, Indian and Arctic Ocean, sources Asia’s food reserve, goods and ideas yet figures relatively lesser in global cultural production. Asia’s ‘great highways’ and ‘wide common’ of the sea function as routes for trade and commerce that underpins globalization. Due to unprecedented human trafficking at sea, the ocean has largely become a repository for plastic pollution, waste and effluents. Complex oceanic-ecosystems make it inconceivable for human beings to take stock of the interdependence of seas, earth and atmosphere, ‘missing in context’ for redressal.

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    Table of Contents:

    1. A Travelled Genre: The Novel in Khasi Literature


    Badakynti Nylla Iangngap


    2. Madness and Displacement in the Film Kalira Atita (Yesterday’s Past): A Geo- Demographic and


    Psychoanalytic Reading of Tropical Cyclones


    Shatabdi Mishra and Swaroopa Mahapatra


    3. Land, Power and Politics: A Marxist Examination of the Land - Caste Nexus in Thakazhi’s


    Kayar and its Geopolitical Resonances


    P. Kalaivelmani and Arokia Immaculate Sheela S.


    4. The Water Unites and the Land Divides: Exploring Chinese Maritime Migration and the


    Birth of Kolkata Chinatown


    Raymond Pao Lung Yu and Sreemoyee Sarkar


    5. Kochi Water Metro: Revisiting the Economy-Ecology Paradox of Water Transportation


    Arya Aiyappan, Sourav Karthikeyan and Fahim Seettha


    6. Inclusion of Kappal Kalaham in Mamakam Rituals: A Sea Change in Cultural Practices


    Nisha M.


    7. Dual Identities and Cultural Negotiations: A Study of Goan Diasporic Communities,


    Their Challenges and Contribution in Preserving Heritage


    Zubaida H. and Saviro Alroy Vas


    8. Spirality Motif: The Geophilosophy of the Sea in Children of the Sea


    Esther Susannah Rajam


    9. A Journey to Redeem or Attain Redemption? : A Study of the Migration of Knanaya


    Community through Select Folk Songs


    Chitra Rohan


    10. Rethinking Environmental Consciousness and Sustainable Development through New Stories and


    Ideologies


    R. Pranesh Kumar


    11. Interrogating the Colonial Legacy of Kochi: A Reading of Rigo 23’s Installation in Kochi-Muziris


    Biennale


    Nimmi I.


    12. Of Sea and Self: A Panpsychist Analysis of Bharatan’sAmaram


    Kalyani Menon and Aiswaryalakshmi M.


    13. Saltwater Chronicle: Cyclonic Memory and Resilience in the Folk Ballads of the Sundarbans


    Vibha Sharma and Mir Masudul Hoque


    14. Silent Architects: A Study on Tamil Indentured Labourers in the Maritime British Empire


    M. Samadhanam Emimal


    15. Navigating Maritime Spaces: A Study of Fisherwomen and their Interactions in the Public


    Realm in Alappuzha, Kerala


    Indhu Vijayan and Amrutha Rinu Abraham


    16. Repositioning on the Global Stage: Maritime Identity in Yukio Mishima’s the Temple of the Golden


    Pavilion


    Vasumathi M.


    17. AVM Canal as Testimony of Oral Traditions and Cultural Memory


    Brighton A. Rose, Meshach R. S. Edwin and Merrin R. S.


    18. (Re)-Visiting the Marine Industry and Maritime Simulators


    L. Santhosh Kumar, Thejas Gigy Thomas and Joshy Mathew


    19. Colonialism at Sea: A Study of Cultural Resilience and Assimilation in Maritime Asia 104


    Midhuna Mary Binu, Sreedevi Santhosh and Samjaila TH


    20. When Rivers Meet the Sea: How Kerala’s Maritime Pathways Shaped the Development of


    Athirampuzha as an In-land Trading Centre


    Annah Thankam Mathew


    21. Non-Human Agency and Identity in Plastic Debris: A Speculative Realistic Reading of


    Craig Leeson’s Documentary A Plastic Ocean


    Githin Gigi Mannakunnil and K. Shantichitra


    22. The Tides of Change: Exploring the Intersection of Tradition and Modernity Among the


    Mogaveera Community


    Yajusha, Zubaida H.


    23. Museum as Mediators: Integrating Local Histories within Archaeological Narratives at the


    Muziris Children’s Museum, Pattanam, Kerala


    Neethu Prasad


    24. Navigating Morality: The Ethics and Legacy of Indian Ocean Pirates


    Anju Theresa Anil and Sovya Shephyr


    25. Culinary Cultural Crossroads: An Introduction to Historical and Socio-Cultural Exploration of


    Indian Maritime Encounters in Southeast Asia


    Irona Bhaduri


    26. Maritime Spaces: Islands as Geographies of Crime and Horror


    Preethi S., Pauline V. N.


    27. Nautical Narratives: An Exploration from Bygone to Present


    Blessy R.


    28. Are We Really Out of the Tragic Triad? Understanding the Dialectic of “Paracolonialism” and


    “Wet Globalization” through Blue Humanities


    Shahrukh Khan


    29. A Requiem for the Ocean: Ecocritical Engagements with Plastic Pollution and Coral Bleaching


    Steffi Santhana Mary S.


    30. Seascapes: The Ocean in Amitav Ghosh’s Sea of Poppies


    Persara Lyngdoh


    31. Legendary Mountains and Maritime Spheres: Exploring the Symbolic and Navigational


    Significance of Mandara, Mainak, and Meru in South Asia


    R. Radhika


    32. Ocean Sustainability Through Storytelling: A Study of S. T. Coleridge’s Rime of The Ancient


    Mariner Through the Lens of Indian and Western Literary Theories


    Kuldipsinh D. Jadejam, Umamageshwari S. and Aarzoo Haji


    33. Besieged by the Shifting Sea: Challenges Amid Ecological Change


    Nedha Fazli M. K.


    34. Traversing Maritime Chessboard: Power Plays in the Indian Ocean Region


    L. Santhosh Kumar, Joshy Mathew


    Andi Asrifan


    35. Revisiting Maritime History through the Literary Evidences of South-Asian Piracy, Terrorism


    and the Oceanic Combat for Capital and Power


    Mary Raymer, C. Madan Mohan and Punit Pathak


    36. Bake-Kujira: A Study of Yōkai Myth, Cultural Historicization and Marine Conservation


    Uma Maheswary and Swetha S.


    37. Looking at the East through the Chinese Lens: A Multidisciplinary Study of Ma Huan’s


    The Overall Survey of the Ocean


    Sahin Shah


    38. The Ministry for The Future: An Eye Opener Towards The Harrowing Collapse of Climate


    Linju M. and A. J. Manju


    39. A Single-Case Study on Resilience and Adaptation in the Children of Indian Coast Guard


    Personnel


    L. Grashya and M. John Suganya


    40. Stagnant Waters and Haunting Bodies: A Study of Hydro Terror in Enmakaje through


    Ambika SuthanMangad’sEndosulfan: NilavilikalAvasanikkunnilla


    Aathira A. S.


    41. Navigating Time and Tide: A Cultural Documentation of Maritime Ethnography and Social


    Transformation in Joe D’ Cruz’s Korkai


    C. Amutha Charu Sheela and Raghavi Priya


    42. Coral Harmony: Implementing SDGs for Healthy Trade in Southeast Asia through


    Coastal Communities


    Karthick S., Merrin Antony and Shanantha T.


    43. Gender Intersectionality with Cultural History and Blue Ecocriticism in Lisa See’s


    The Island of Sea Women


    Iflah Munaf Sathoo


    44. Lord of the Flies Revisited: An Examination of Human Nature through Adolescent


    Conflict on a Deserted Island


    Deepikha B. and V. M. Saranya


    45. Ocean as a Metaphor for Identity and Transformation in Small Days and Nights by Tishani Doshi


    Sruthi K. M., Akhila Variyar and Jerrin Jose


    46. Calicut and the Spice Routes: Maritime Power, Cultural Exchange, and the Legacy of the


    Zamorins in Asia’s Oceanic History


    Aryamol K. B.


    47. The Seafaring Heroes and a Damsel in Distress: The Shared Maritime Experiences of the


    Lived and the Imagined in S.P. Jananathan’sIyarkai


    Sathish Kumar R., Ajit I. and Masilamani C.


    48. Between Tides and Tigers: Displacement, Survival, and Cultural Identity in Amitav Ghosh’s


    The Hungry Tide


    D. N. P. Prema Ponmani and Alphy Maria M.A.


    49. Beneath the Tide: Maritime Literature and the Hideous Mystery of “Black Water: Abyss” (2020)


    Simna P. S. and Thejas Gigy Thomas


    50. Chords of the Ocean: Unveiling Maritime Identity through Musicscape in Carsten Jensen’s


    We, the Drowned


    S. Gomathi and K. Shruthi


    51. Connoted Waters: Under- standing Transcorporeality through Select Kurunthokai Poem of


    Neidal Thinai in Sangam Literature of Tamil Nadu


    A. Celin Raichel Sarona and T. David Jeyaraj Franklin


    52. The Role of Women in Maritime Trade and Labour in Tamil Nadu’s Coastal Border:


    A Gender Intersectional Perspective within Maritime Activities


    Priyadarshini S., M. Rajalakshmi and Ben J. Milton


    53. Building Resistance: Water Feminism in Eeram


    N. Ravikumar, M. Manjula and M. Lavanya


    54. The Coastal Economy versus the Agrarian Economy of South Tamil Nadu: Geopolitical and


    Ecocritical Reflections on Ocean Rimmed World


    Mizpah R. and Prabahar S.


    55. Islands of Flavor: The Interplay of Aqua Pelagic Assemblage and Culinary Currents in


    South Korea’s The Island of Sea Women


    N. Archana and V. M. Saranya


    56. The Mythical World of Legendary Beasts and Celestial Protectors in Asian Oceanic Lore


    Kiruthick V. A. and M. John Suganya


    57. Masculine Seas and Feminine Demons: Maritime Myths and Gender Dynamics in


    Tiya Chatterjee’s Horrors of The Sea


    Shameeha S. and V. P Anvar Sadhath


    58. Potato to Protato: How the European Maritime Expedition Re-imagined the


    Indian Foodscape with GM Cultivars


    Daisy Roshan Rebera

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