Torn between the nation and the world: D. F. Karaka and Indian journalism in the Second World War

Arts and Humanities

• Journalism 100%
• Nationalists 100%
• Second World War 100%
• Dilemma 66%
• Global 66%
• Internationalism 66%
• Wartime 66%
• Moral 33%
• Liberation 33%
• Contemporary 33%
• Interwar 33%
• India 33%
• leftist 33%
• Battle 33%
• colleagues 33%
• Chronicles 33%
• Interwar Period 33%
• Colonial rule 33%
• Nonfiction 33%
• Nehru 33%
• Long War 33%
• Political imagination 33%
• Bombay 33%
• Morality 33%

Keyphrases

• Second World War 100%
• Karaka 100%
• Indian Journalism 100%
• Nationalist 75%
• Internationalism 50%
• Journalists 25%
• Journalism 25%
• Violence 25%
• Article Analysis 25%
• Interwar 25%
• Moral 25%
• Leftist 25%
• India 25%
• Nationalism 25%
• Scholarly Attention 25%
• Blowing 25%
• Existential Risk 25%
• Interwar Period 25%
• Difficult Choices 25%
• Fascism 25%
• Global Order 25%
• Colonial Rule 25%
• Bombay 25%
• Nonfiction 25%
• Jawaharlal Nehru 25%
• Historical Actor 25%
• Political Imagination 25%

Social Sciences

• Journalism 100%
• Nationalists 100%
• Second World War 100%
• Indians 100%
• Internationalism 66%
• Interwar 33%
• Morality 33%
• India 33%
• Interwar Period 33%
• Fascism 33%