Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages

This paper reviews the conceptual and theoretical framework propounded by Ankhi Mukherjee. Her framework is developed through rigorous analyses of literary texts from diverse genres. It is philosophically underpinned in psychoanalysis and postcolonial studies. The interdisciplinary framework is ecle...

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Main Authors: Seng, Tong Chong, Abd Rahman, Ahmad Zufrie, Abu Bakar, Roslina
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Published: Sci and Tech Universal Inc 2024
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spelling upm-1071212024-10-17T03:48:44Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/107121/ Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages Seng, Tong Chong Abd Rahman, Ahmad Zufrie Abu Bakar, Roslina This paper reviews the conceptual and theoretical framework propounded by Ankhi Mukherjee. Her framework is developed through rigorous analyses of literary texts from diverse genres. It is philosophically underpinned in psychoanalysis and postcolonial studies. The interdisciplinary framework is eclectic in nature and it can be used in trauma studies, ageing population, mental health, health communication, and urban studies. This paper delineates the development of the framework and its application Sci and Tech Universal Inc 2024-02-29 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/107121/1/Connecting%20the%20dots%20through%20interdisciplinary%20literary%20studies%20psychoanalysis%2C%20cosmopolitans%2C%20mental%20health%2C%20poverty%2C%20and%20urbanism.%20book%20review%20Ankhi%20Mukherjees%20unseen%20city.pdf Seng, Tong Chong and Abd Rahman, Ahmad Zufrie and Abu Bakar, Roslina (2024) Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages. Journal of Nusantara Studies, 9 (1). pp. 139-142. ISSN 0127-9319; ESSN: 0127-9386 https://journal.unisza.edu.my/jonus/index.php/jonus/article/view/799 10.24200/jonus.vol9iss1pp139-142
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Abu Bakar, Roslina
Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title_full Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title_fullStr Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title_full_unstemmed Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title_short Connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: Ankhi Mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, Oxford University Press. 263 pages
title_sort connecting the dots through interdisciplinary literary studies: psychoanalysis, cosmopolitans, mental health, poverty, and urbanism. book review: ankhi mukherjees unseen city: the psychic lives of the urban poor, 2021, oxford university press. 263 pages
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