Indian Modernity critiques a techno-militaristic model of modernization, and visualizes alternative possibilities to give a distinctively new definition to our modernity.
Indian Modernity critiques a techno-militaristic model of modernization, and visualizes alternative possibilities to give a distinctively new definition to our modernity.
Avijit Pathak is Professor at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface to the New Edition Preface Introduction-Critical Engagement with Modernity I. Sociology and Modernity II. Advent of Postmodernity III. Modernity and Indian Social Reality 1. Intellectual Traditions in Modern India I. Intellectuals and Their Ideals: A Conceptual Clarification II. Birth of Modern Intellectuals: Colonialism and the Vision of New India III. Intellectuals and the Project of Modernity in Post-Independence India IV. Need for Self-Introspection 2. Limits to Secular Modernity: Religiosity and its Possibilities I. Soft Secularism and its Gains II. Beginning of a Militant Agenda: Secularism an Modernity III. Religion and its Altered Modes of Functioning IV. Discontents of Secular Thinking and Necessity of Spiritual Religion V. Religion, Secularism and Contemporary India 3. Assertion of Femininity: Modernity and its Ambiguities I. Cultural Ideals of Indian Womanhood II. Imagining a New Woman III. Feminist Challenge IV. Feminist Journey to Emancipation: Overcoming Communalism V. Consumerism: Yet Another Obstacle VI. Towards an Alternate Agenda 4. Culture as an Arena of Struggle: Debates on Tradition, Modernity and Revival I. Understanding Culture II. Great Cultural Ideals III. Onslaught of Modernity IV. Globalization, Consumerism and Mass Culture V. Colonization of Religion VI. Limits to Cultural Relativism 5. Conflict of Worldviews: Imagining an Emancipatory Vision I. Mythologization of Development II. Cultural Narcissism III. Dalit Assertion IV. Emerging Conflicts V. Alternative Worldview Conclusion-Spiritualizing Modernity Index
Preface to the New Edition Preface Introduction-Critical Engagement with Modernity I. Sociology and Modernity II. Advent of Postmodernity III. Modernity and Indian Social Reality 1. Intellectual Traditions in Modern India I. Intellectuals and Their Ideals: A Conceptual Clarification II. Birth of Modern Intellectuals: Colonialism and the Vision of New India III. Intellectuals and the Project of Modernity in Post-Independence India IV. Need for Self-Introspection 2. Limits to Secular Modernity: Religiosity and its Possibilities I. Soft Secularism and its Gains II. Beginning of a Militant Agenda: Secularism an Modernity III. Religion and its Altered Modes of Functioning IV. Discontents of Secular Thinking and Necessity of Spiritual Religion V. Religion, Secularism and Contemporary India 3. Assertion of Femininity: Modernity and its Ambiguities I. Cultural Ideals of Indian Womanhood II. Imagining a New Woman III. Feminist Challenge IV. Feminist Journey to Emancipation: Overcoming Communalism V. Consumerism: Yet Another Obstacle VI. Towards an Alternate Agenda 4. Culture as an Arena of Struggle: Debates on Tradition, Modernity and Revival I. Understanding Culture II. Great Cultural Ideals III. Onslaught of Modernity IV. Globalization, Consumerism and Mass Culture V. Colonization of Religion VI. Limits to Cultural Relativism 5. Conflict of Worldviews: Imagining an Emancipatory Vision I. Mythologization of Development II. Cultural Narcissism III. Dalit Assertion IV. Emerging Conflicts V. Alternative Worldview Conclusion-Spiritualizing Modernity Index
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