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This document provides an overview of Salman Rushdie's essay "Hobson Jobson". It summarizes that the essay discusses the historical dictionary "Hobson-Jobson" written in 1886 which compiled Anglo-Indian words that entered usage during British rule in India. It explains how the title "Hobson-Jobson" originated from the distortion of an Islamic prayer. The document also provides examples from Rushdie's essay of the mixture of Indian and English words and discusses Rushdie's views on the richness of the Anglo-Indian language and the intimate connection between the languages that allowed this linguistic blending.
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- 1. TOPIC :- BRIEF OVERVIEW ON HOBSON JOBSON Name :- Hetal Dabhi Semester :-3 Paper name :- 11 ( The Postcolonial literature) Year :- 2018-20 Submitted to :- S. B Gardi Department of English, MKBU.
- 2. Salman Rushdie Born on 19th June, 1947 in Bombay. Diaspora- writer. Born in India and Now living in England, and he is writing from there. Famous for his essay and novels.
- 3. Essay Hobson Jobson Hobson Jobson is a historical dictionary of Anglo Indian words and terms from Indian languages which came into use during the British rule of India. It was written by Henry Yule and Arthur Burnell and first publishedin 1886.
- 4. Meaning and origin Hobson- Jobson is the short title of Hobson- Jobson: A Glossary colloquial Anglo-Indian Words& Phrases ,and of kindred terms etymological historical, geographical and discursive.
- 5. Title of the essay... In Anglo Indian English, the term Hobson Jobson referred to any festival or entertainment but especially ceremonies of the Mourning of Muharram In origin- it's corrupted by British of Ya Hassan! Ya Hussain Cried by Shia Muslims This was then converted to Hosseen Gosseen this , Hossy Gossy, Hossein Jossein and ultimately Hobson Jobson.
- 6. Law of Hobson Jobson The term "law of Hobson Jobson" is sometimes used in linguistics to refer to the process of phonological change by which loanwords are adapted to the phonology of the new language, inthe archetypal example of "Hobson Jobson" itself. Webster's Third International Dictionary gives examples of "Hobson Johnson": Spanish "cucaracha" becoming and English "riding coat" becomingFrench "redingote"
- 7. Content in essay This essay Rushdie tells us how a dictionary with Indian words for colonizers use came into existence. Conversing face to face with us. English and Indian languages words mingledw ith each other.
- 8. Testimony Rushdie considers the matter of dictionary this, "These thousand- add pages beare eloquent testimony to the unparalleled intermingling...
- 9. Some examples Mixture of Indian and English words- Hinglish are: "While having tiffin at the veranda of my bungalow I spilled kedgree on my dungarees and had to go to gymkhana in my pajamas looking like a Coolie. I was buying Chutney in the bazaar when a thug who had escaped from the Chokey ran amok and killed a wallah for his loot, creating a hullabaloo and landing himself in the mulligatawny.
- 10. Chief interest in Hobson- Jobson "The chief interest of Hobson Jobson... in the richness of what one must call the Anglo-Indian language... That language which was in regular use just forty years and which is now dead."
- 11. Conclusion Hobson-Jobson is almost, to regret the passing of the eintimate connection that made this linguistic kedgeree possible. But then one remembers what sort of connection it was, and is moved to remark. Rushdie seems against the distortion of words. He gave us some interesting behind the word formation in English and Indian languages.