Situating Identity: A Study of Select Mizo Print Culture explores the evolution of Mizo identity through the lens of print culture. Tracing the transition from oral traditions to printed texts, it examines how religious and secular publications shaped cultural consciousness in Mizoram. The book highlights the role of missionary influence, colonial encounters, and emerging literary voices in constructing a hybrid identity. By analysing magazines, periodicals, and historical contexts, it offers a nuanced understanding of how print became a powerful medium for cultural expression and self-definition.
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