Speaking Truth to Power
Religion, Caste, and the Sabaltern Question in India
Herausgeber: Bhagavan, Manu; Feldhaus, Anne
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Religion, Caste, and the Sabaltern Question in India
Herausgeber: Bhagavan, Manu; Feldhaus, Anne
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This book focuses on the role of religion and its role in the construction and deconstruction of caste and power in India.
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This book focuses on the role of religion and its role in the construction and deconstruction of caste and power in India.
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- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 137mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780198063490
- ISBN-10: 0198063490
- Artikelnr.: 29977952
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Hurst & Co.
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 137mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780198063490
- ISBN-10: 0198063490
- Artikelnr.: 29977952
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Manu Bhagavan is Associate Professor, Department of History, Hunter College-CUNY. Anne Feldhaus is Professor, Department of Religious Studies, Arizona State University
* Introduction;
* 1.: The Bhakti Radicals and Untouchability by Gail Omvedt;
* 2.: Humanism, Religion, and the Nation: Sant Namdev as a
M?navat?v?din by Christian Lee Novetzke;
* 3.: Propagating the Gospel of Animal Kindness: Sacred Cows,
Christians, and American Animal Welfare Activism with Reference to
India at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Janet M. Davis;
* 4.: Blindness and Sight: Moral Vision in Rajasthani Narratives by Ann
Grodzins Gold;
* 5.: The Upwardly Mobile Monkey-God: Village and Urban M?rut?s in
Maharashtra by Jeffrey M. Brackett;
* 6.: Negotiating Hierarchy and Identity: Cultural Performances on the
Meaning of the Demon King Bali in Rural Maharashtra by Michael
Youngblood;
* 7.': How Can a Wife Screech and Wail?' Respectability and Bengali
Women Singers' Lives by Donna M. Wulff;
* 8.: Other Voices, Other Rooms: The View from the Zenana by Gail
Minault;
* 9.: Dalit Transformation, Narrative, and Verbal Art in the Tamil
Novels of Bama by Paula Richman;
* 10.: Women's Empowerment through Religious Conversion: Voices of
Buddhists in Nagpur, India by Laura Dudley Jenkins;
* 11.: The Buddha and the Barbers: Status, Discipline, and Dissension
in early Buddhism by Guy Welbon;
* 12.: Art and Identity: The Rise of a New Buddhist Imagery by Gary
Michael Tartakov;
* 13.: Understanding Multiple Images of B. R. Ambedkar by Gopal Guru;
* 14.: Contemplating the Divine by Syed Akbar Hyder; Appendix;
Contributors.
* 1.: The Bhakti Radicals and Untouchability by Gail Omvedt;
* 2.: Humanism, Religion, and the Nation: Sant Namdev as a
M?navat?v?din by Christian Lee Novetzke;
* 3.: Propagating the Gospel of Animal Kindness: Sacred Cows,
Christians, and American Animal Welfare Activism with Reference to
India at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Janet M. Davis;
* 4.: Blindness and Sight: Moral Vision in Rajasthani Narratives by Ann
Grodzins Gold;
* 5.: The Upwardly Mobile Monkey-God: Village and Urban M?rut?s in
Maharashtra by Jeffrey M. Brackett;
* 6.: Negotiating Hierarchy and Identity: Cultural Performances on the
Meaning of the Demon King Bali in Rural Maharashtra by Michael
Youngblood;
* 7.': How Can a Wife Screech and Wail?' Respectability and Bengali
Women Singers' Lives by Donna M. Wulff;
* 8.: Other Voices, Other Rooms: The View from the Zenana by Gail
Minault;
* 9.: Dalit Transformation, Narrative, and Verbal Art in the Tamil
Novels of Bama by Paula Richman;
* 10.: Women's Empowerment through Religious Conversion: Voices of
Buddhists in Nagpur, India by Laura Dudley Jenkins;
* 11.: The Buddha and the Barbers: Status, Discipline, and Dissension
in early Buddhism by Guy Welbon;
* 12.: Art and Identity: The Rise of a New Buddhist Imagery by Gary
Michael Tartakov;
* 13.: Understanding Multiple Images of B. R. Ambedkar by Gopal Guru;
* 14.: Contemplating the Divine by Syed Akbar Hyder; Appendix;
Contributors.
* Introduction;
* 1.: The Bhakti Radicals and Untouchability by Gail Omvedt;
* 2.: Humanism, Religion, and the Nation: Sant Namdev as a
M?navat?v?din by Christian Lee Novetzke;
* 3.: Propagating the Gospel of Animal Kindness: Sacred Cows,
Christians, and American Animal Welfare Activism with Reference to
India at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Janet M. Davis;
* 4.: Blindness and Sight: Moral Vision in Rajasthani Narratives by Ann
Grodzins Gold;
* 5.: The Upwardly Mobile Monkey-God: Village and Urban M?rut?s in
Maharashtra by Jeffrey M. Brackett;
* 6.: Negotiating Hierarchy and Identity: Cultural Performances on the
Meaning of the Demon King Bali in Rural Maharashtra by Michael
Youngblood;
* 7.': How Can a Wife Screech and Wail?' Respectability and Bengali
Women Singers' Lives by Donna M. Wulff;
* 8.: Other Voices, Other Rooms: The View from the Zenana by Gail
Minault;
* 9.: Dalit Transformation, Narrative, and Verbal Art in the Tamil
Novels of Bama by Paula Richman;
* 10.: Women's Empowerment through Religious Conversion: Voices of
Buddhists in Nagpur, India by Laura Dudley Jenkins;
* 11.: The Buddha and the Barbers: Status, Discipline, and Dissension
in early Buddhism by Guy Welbon;
* 12.: Art and Identity: The Rise of a New Buddhist Imagery by Gary
Michael Tartakov;
* 13.: Understanding Multiple Images of B. R. Ambedkar by Gopal Guru;
* 14.: Contemplating the Divine by Syed Akbar Hyder; Appendix;
Contributors.
* 1.: The Bhakti Radicals and Untouchability by Gail Omvedt;
* 2.: Humanism, Religion, and the Nation: Sant Namdev as a
M?navat?v?din by Christian Lee Novetzke;
* 3.: Propagating the Gospel of Animal Kindness: Sacred Cows,
Christians, and American Animal Welfare Activism with Reference to
India at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Janet M. Davis;
* 4.: Blindness and Sight: Moral Vision in Rajasthani Narratives by Ann
Grodzins Gold;
* 5.: The Upwardly Mobile Monkey-God: Village and Urban M?rut?s in
Maharashtra by Jeffrey M. Brackett;
* 6.: Negotiating Hierarchy and Identity: Cultural Performances on the
Meaning of the Demon King Bali in Rural Maharashtra by Michael
Youngblood;
* 7.': How Can a Wife Screech and Wail?' Respectability and Bengali
Women Singers' Lives by Donna M. Wulff;
* 8.: Other Voices, Other Rooms: The View from the Zenana by Gail
Minault;
* 9.: Dalit Transformation, Narrative, and Verbal Art in the Tamil
Novels of Bama by Paula Richman;
* 10.: Women's Empowerment through Religious Conversion: Voices of
Buddhists in Nagpur, India by Laura Dudley Jenkins;
* 11.: The Buddha and the Barbers: Status, Discipline, and Dissension
in early Buddhism by Guy Welbon;
* 12.: Art and Identity: The Rise of a New Buddhist Imagery by Gary
Michael Tartakov;
* 13.: Understanding Multiple Images of B. R. Ambedkar by Gopal Guru;
* 14.: Contemplating the Divine by Syed Akbar Hyder; Appendix;
Contributors.