Amidst talks about clashes of civilizations this book brings a message of hope: civilizations can co-exist, but not if some are written off as footnotes while others impose themselves as the norm. The fifteen articles included in this book will serve as essential reading for scholars, students and general readers who are interested in encountering the ‘other’ without prejudice.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gatson Roberge
Gaston Roberge, M.A., Theatre Arts (UCLA), was born in Montreal, Canada, in 1935. Since 1961 he lives in Kolkata where he teaches Film and Communication at St. Xavier's College. One of his books, Communication Cinema Development (Manohar, 1998), won an award at the National Film Festival of India in 1999.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Gezim Alpion
Gezim Alpion is Lecturer in Sociology and Media Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. He received a PhD from the University of Durham, UK, in 1997. His works include Vouchers (2001), Foreigner Complex (2002), If Only the Dead Could Listen (2006), and Mother Teresa: Saint or Celebrity? (Routledge, 2007).
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