This volume adopts an inter-disciplinary approach to rethink the multiple dimensions of marginality - political, societal, economic, cultural, legal, spatial.
This volume adopts an inter-disciplinary approach to rethink the multiple dimensions of marginality - political, societal, economic, cultural, legal, spatial.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Anna Bochkovskaya is Associate Professor at the Department of South Asian History, Institute of Asian and African Studies, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia. Sanjukta Das Gupta is Associate Professor of Indian History at the Department of Oriental Studies, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Amit Prakash is Professor of Law and Governance at the Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Multiple dimensions of marginalities Part 1: Interpretation: Contexts and Texts 1. At the margins of the empire-making project: Masters, servants and the household in colonial India 2. Marginalizing histories, historicizing marginalization: Representations of Adivasi pasts in Jharkhand 3. Representing 'Slices in Time': 'Marginal' scriptures in contemporary Punjab Part 2: Representation: Discourses and Themes 4. Surviving in the margins: The politics of disowning citizens in contemporary South Asian fiction 5. Exploring marginalities: Male domestic workers and intimate labour in two films on colonial and postcolonial Bengal Part 3: Identification: Societies and Genders 6. Victimized in the name of protection: Revisiting institutional reforms for marginalized women in shelter homes 7. Transgressing boundaries and (re)constructing identity: The Hijra community in post-colonial Rajasthan Part 4: (Non)recognition: Rights and Options 8. Marginalization through empowerment: The policy of reservation for Scheduled Castes in India 9. Cultural rights and minorities in India 10. Intersectional marginality: Compounding structural violence against Dalit Christians in India Part 5: Exclusion: New Forms and Locations 11. Spheres of marginality in the urban space: Exploring interconnections in a global city 12. Liberal script and new marginalities: The case of tribals in Jharkhand
Introduction: Multiple dimensions of marginalities Part 1: Interpretation: Contexts and Texts 1. At the margins of the empire-making project: Masters, servants and the household in colonial India 2. Marginalizing histories, historicizing marginalization: Representations of Adivasi pasts in Jharkhand 3. Representing 'Slices in Time': 'Marginal' scriptures in contemporary Punjab Part 2: Representation: Discourses and Themes 4. Surviving in the margins: The politics of disowning citizens in contemporary South Asian fiction 5. Exploring marginalities: Male domestic workers and intimate labour in two films on colonial and postcolonial Bengal Part 3: Identification: Societies and Genders 6. Victimized in the name of protection: Revisiting institutional reforms for marginalized women in shelter homes 7. Transgressing boundaries and (re)constructing identity: The Hijra community in post-colonial Rajasthan Part 4: (Non)recognition: Rights and Options 8. Marginalization through empowerment: The policy of reservation for Scheduled Castes in India 9. Cultural rights and minorities in India 10. Intersectional marginality: Compounding structural violence against Dalit Christians in India Part 5: Exclusion: New Forms and Locations 11. Spheres of marginality in the urban space: Exploring interconnections in a global city 12. Liberal script and new marginalities: The case of tribals in Jharkhand
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