Nationalism, Education and Migrant Identities

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Focusing on the experiences of Indian students in early twentieth-century British universities, this book explores how travel influenced their perceptions of identity, 'Self,' and 'Home.' It delves into the educational journeys that shaped their views and the significant impact these experiences had on the Indian subcontinent, highlighting the complexities of migrant identities and the cultural exchanges that occurred during this transformative period.