A "wHITE BOY ⋯ WHO IS NOT A WHITE BOY": RUDYARD KIPLING'S KIM, WHITENESS, and BRITISH IDENTITY

Arts & Humanities

• Affective 6%
• Anglo-Saxon 7%
• Boys 50%
• British Identity 82%
• Caste 19%
• Disavowal 9%
• Early Twentieth-century 5%
• English People 32%
• Englishness 18%
• Familial 7%
• Hybridity 22%
• Hybridization 9%
• Ideal 10%
• Layer 5%
• Manuscripts 10%
• Miscegenation 9%
• Missionaries 6%
• Mother Tongue 8%
• Names 4%
• Narrator 13%
• National Archives 8%
• Protagonist 5%
• Proximity 7%
• Racial Identity 13%
• Reader 4%
• Render 6%
• Rudyard Kipling 83%
• Sister 6%
• Song 5%
• Whiteness 100%

Social Sciences

• caste 32%
• missionary 18%
• mother tongue 16%
• nineteenth century 14%
• song 16%
• twentieth century 13%
• WHO 55%