In the book "Where the Madness Lies: Citizen Accounts of Identity and Nationalism" by Kishalay Bhattacharjee, what is the main focus of the author?
Where the Madness Lies: Citizen Accounts of Identity and Nationalism by Kishalay Bhattacharjee. The book foregrounds the perspectives of ordinary, often marginalised Indians and their everyday negotiations to carve out a place in their own country. The author makes poignant use of family histories, memories, experiences of migration and dislocation, and genealogies to expand upon the theme of identity.
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