Studies in Religion and the Everyday
Herausgeber: Ibrahim, Farhana
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Herausgeber: Ibrahim, Farhana
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Studies in Religion and the Everyday is a collection of essays that address the contours of religious beliefs and practices in the context of everyday life in India.
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Studies in Religion and the Everyday is a collection of essays that address the contours of religious beliefs and practices in the context of everyday life in India.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780198902782
- ISBN-10: 0198902786
- Artikelnr.: 69721457
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780198902782
- ISBN-10: 0198902786
- Artikelnr.: 69721457
Farhana Ibrahim is Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. A social anthropologist, her research interests include the study of borders, policing, migration, and ethnographic perspectives on the state. With a PhD from Cornell University, her ethnographic research, spanning almost two decades, centres on the western Indian region of Kutch. Her first book, Settlers, Saints, and Sovereigns: An Ethnography of State Formation in Western India (Routledge, 2009) focuses on Muslim pastoral communities in Gujarat along the Kutch-Sindh border. Her second book, From Family to Police Force: Security and Belonging on a South Asian Border (Cornell University Press, 2021) is an ethnography of policing, civil-military relations, kinship, and surveillance on a South Asian borderland. She has also co-edited South Asian Borderlands: Mobility, History, Affect (with Tanuja Kothiyal; Cambridge University Press, 2021).
* Introduction
* Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the
City
* 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property:
Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras
* 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City
* 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds
Among Migrant Workers in Delhi
* Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community
* 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism
and the Making of Majorities and Minorities
* 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and
Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following
* 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The
Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social
* 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among
the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market
in the Era of Social Networks
* Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through
Labour, Work, and Employment
* 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on
the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana
* 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava:
Religion and Employment in India
* 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education
and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi
* 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of
Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute
* Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular
Sovereignties
* 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani
Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands
* 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion
and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and
Kashmir
* 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity:
Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras
* Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the
City
* 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property:
Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras
* 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City
* 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds
Among Migrant Workers in Delhi
* Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community
* 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism
and the Making of Majorities and Minorities
* 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and
Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following
* 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The
Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social
* 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among
the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market
in the Era of Social Networks
* Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through
Labour, Work, and Employment
* 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on
the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana
* 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava:
Religion and Employment in India
* 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education
and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi
* 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of
Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute
* Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular
Sovereignties
* 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani
Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands
* 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion
and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and
Kashmir
* 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity:
Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras
* Introduction
* Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the
City
* 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property:
Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras
* 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City
* 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds
Among Migrant Workers in Delhi
* Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community
* 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism
and the Making of Majorities and Minorities
* 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and
Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following
* 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The
Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social
* 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among
the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market
in the Era of Social Networks
* Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through
Labour, Work, and Employment
* 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on
the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana
* 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava:
Religion and Employment in India
* 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education
and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi
* 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of
Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute
* Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular
Sovereignties
* 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani
Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands
* 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion
and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and
Kashmir
* 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity:
Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras
* Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the
City
* 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property:
Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras
* 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City
* 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds
Among Migrant Workers in Delhi
* Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community
* 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism
and the Making of Majorities and Minorities
* 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and
Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following
* 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The
Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social
* 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among
the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market
in the Era of Social Networks
* Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through
Labour, Work, and Employment
* 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on
the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana
* 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava:
Religion and Employment in India
* 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education
and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi
* 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of
Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute
* Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular
Sovereignties
* 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani
Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands
* 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion
and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and
Kashmir
* 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity:
Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras