Entry 8

    Through these days’ hard work, I have already found 30 possible sources. The two main databases are Google scholar and the Academic Search Premier. For me, I prefer Google scholar. Because Google scholar has few limits, it is freer to search for information. The troublesome thing is I could not always download the full text because of my low access permission. For some special journals or books, I could only see the first page or abstract. If I want to pick up the 10 most helpful sources, I must browse the whole article. So I think those journals and book, which I could not download, will add more tough tasks to me. My next step is to choose ten most important sources.

Collective Literature (revised)

Entry 1

A.     Banaji, Shakuntala

B.     Seduced ‘outside’ versus sceptical ‘insiders’?: Slumdog Millionaire through its re/viewers

C.     Google scholar

D.    Sulmdog Millionaire, Critical analysis, Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion

Entry 2

A.   Ananya Roy

B.    Slumdog cities: rethinking subaltern urbanism

C.    Google scholar

D.   Sulmdog Millionaire, Critical analysis, Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion

Entry 3

A.   Nancy Fraser

B.    Social justice in the age of identity politics: redistribution, recognition, and participation

C.    Google Sholar

D.   Slumdog Millonaire, Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion

Entry 4

A.   Lu, Zhuoyan

B.    On Slumdog Millionaire: A Postcolonial Perspective

C.    Google scholar

D.   Sulmdog Millionaire, Critical analysis, Exclusion

Entry 5

A.   Mahmud, Tayyab

B.    ‘Surplus Humanity’ and Margins of Legality: Slums, Slumdogs, and Accumulation by Dispossession

C.    Google scholar

D.   Sulmdog Millionaire, Critical analysis, Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion

Entry 6

A.   Slawomir Magala

B.    Slumdog Millionaire: The rhetoric of chance or sentimental management of inequalities in pulp fiction

C.    Google scholar

D.   Sulmdog Millionaire, Critical analysis, Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion

Entry7

A.   Mendes, Ana Cristina

B.    Showcasing India Unshining: Film Tourism in Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire.

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire, Marginalization

Entry 8

A.      Macfarlane, Alan

B.       To contrast and compare

C.       Google Scholar

D.      Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Contrast

Entry 9

A.   Beck, Bernard

B.    Angels With Dirty Faces: Who Invited Slumdog Millionaire and The Visitor?

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Margin, Marginalization

Entry 10

A.   Bardhan, Nilanjana

B.    Slumdog Millionaire meets “India Shining”:(Trans) national narrations of identity in South Asian diaspora

C.    Google Scholar

D.   Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Margin, Marginalization

Entry 11

A.   Bullock, Heather E

B.    Justifying inequality: A social psychological analysis of beliefs about poverty and the poor

C.    Google scholar

D.   Inclusion and exclusion, Margin, Marginalization Slumdog Millionaire, Contrast

Entry 12

A.   Mitu Sengupta

B.    A Million Dollar Exit from the Anarchic Slum-world: Slumdog Millionaire’s hollow idioms of social justice

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire

Entry 13

A.   Percy-Smith, Janie

B.    Introduction: the contours of social exclusion

C.    Google Scholar

D.   Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire

Entry 14

A.   Bohn, Cornelia.

B.    Inclusion and exclusion: Theories and findings. From exclusion from the community to including exclusion.

C.    Google scholar

D.   Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire, Contrast

Entry 15

A.   Igor Krstic

B.    Immersion in the ‘Maximum City’ Interactivity, kinaesthetics and notions of embodiment in Slumdog Millionaire

C.    Google scholar

D.   Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Social contrast

Entry 16

A.   Major, Brenda

B.    From social inequality to personal entitlement: The role of social comparisons, legitimacy appraisals, and group membership

C.    Google scholar

D.   Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Compare and Contrast

Entry 17

A.   Lödén, Hans

B.    National identity, inclusion and exclusion. An empirical investigation

C.    Google scholar

D.   Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and exclusion, Compare and Contrast

Entry 18

A.    Rawal, Nabin

B.    Social Inclusion and exclusion: A review

C.    Google scholar

D.   Inclusion and exclusion, Compare and contrast, Margin, Marginalization

Entry 19

A.   Kabeer, Naila

B.    Social Exclusion, Poverty and Discrimination Towards an Analytical Framework

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Social Marginalization, Social exclusion,

Entry 20

A.   Pradhan, Rajendra

B.    Understanding Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion in the Nepalese Context: Some Preliminary Remarks."

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Marginalization, Inclusion and exclusion, Theory, Contrast

Entry 21

A.      MVashishtha, V. I. P. I. N

B.       Indian slum children in Western cinema: sensitive portrayal of stark reality or crass exploitation?

C.       Academic Search Premier

D.      Slumdog Millionaire, Marginalization, Mumbai slum, Exclusion

Entry 22

A.      Cameron, Angus

B.       Geographies Of Welfare And Exclusion: Social Inclusion And Exception.

C.       Academic Search Premier

D.      Social Marginalization, Social contrast, Slumdog Millionaire, Inclusion and Conclusion

Entry 23

A.   Wilson, Janet M

B.    Slumdog Millionnaire: romancing the slums.

C.    Academic Search Premier

D.   Slumdog Millionnaire, Danny Boyle, cosmopolitanism, subaltern subject, Mumbai, slums

Entry 24

A.   Tilstra, Elisabeth

B.    Working from Within: Observations of Non-Governmental Efforts to Decrease Social Marginalization in Buenos Aires.

C.    Google scholar

D.   Marginalization, Exclusion and inclusion

Entry 25

A.   Singhania, Ankita.

B.    Copyright Laws in India and Maintenance of a Welfare State.

C.    Google scholar

D.   Marginal, Marginalization, Exclusion

Entry 26

A．Hall, Joanne M

B． Marginalization revisited: critical, postmodern, and liberation perspectives.

C． Google scholar

D．The definition of marginalization

Entry 27

A．Mudambi, Anjana

B． Another Look At Orientalism: (An)Othering In Slumdog Millionaire

C． Academic Search Premier

D．Marginal, Marginalization, Exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire

Entry 28

A.      Jenson, Jane

B.       Backgrounder: Thinking about Marginalization: What, Who and Why?

C.       Google scholar

D.      Marginal, Marginalization, Exclusion, Inclusion

Entry 29

A.   Anderson, Ashley

B.    Contesting India s Image on the World Stage: Audience Reception of Slumdog Millionaire

C.    Google scholar

D.   Marginal, Marginalization, Exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire

Entry 30

A.   Chan, Nadine.

B.    Slumdog Millionaire and the Troubled Place of Cinema and Nation.

C.    Google scholar

D.   Marginal, Marginalization, Exclusion, Slumdog Millionaire