Contributed papers based on presentations at a panel in connection with the 18th European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies, held at Lund, Sweden.
Contributed papers based on presentations at a panel in connection with the 18th European Conference on Modern South Asian Studies, held at Lund, Sweden.
Diane P. Mines is Associate Professor of Anthropology, Appalachian State University, USA. Nicolas Yazgi is Researcher, Centre de Recherches Ethnologiques (CRE) Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland
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* Introduction: Do Villages Matter? (Diane P. Mines and Nicolas Yazgi); * SECTION I: CONTEXTS; * 1.: Lost and Found: Villages Between Anthropology and History (Saurabh Dube); * SECTION II: CRAFTING SELVES, OTHERS, AND SOCIETY; * 2.: Villages on the Campaign Trail (Nicolas Yazgi); * 3.: Villages Agency (William S. Sax); * 4.: Why Sacred Groves Matter: Post-romantic Claim (Anne Grodzins Gold); * 5.: The Man Makes the Village Makes the Man: The Story of Varandan, the Common Irrigator of a Village in Northern Tamil Nadu (Bettina Weiz); * 6.: Sect and the Quotidian in Village Life (Ishita Banerjee-Dube); * 7.: A Village as Hermeneutcial Lens: Spaces of Rural Hindu-Muslim Interactions (Peter Gottschalk); SECTION III: PROJECTIONS; * 8.: From Village to Shantytown: Poverty and Mobility in the Popular Films of the New India (Ronald Inden); * 9.: The Village in Cinema (M. Madhava Prasad); * 10.: Arms and the World: Village Apshinge (Maharashtra) Bounding and Extending Where (Lee I. Schelsinger); SECTION IV: COMPARATIVE EPISTIMOLOGIES; * 11.: The Rural Community, Or the Disappearing Act of French Anthropology (Octave Debary); * 12.: The Village as Frontier in Africa (Deborah Durham); * Afterword (E. Valentine Daniel); References
* Introduction: Do Villages Matter? (Diane P. Mines and Nicolas Yazgi); * SECTION I: CONTEXTS; * 1.: Lost and Found: Villages Between Anthropology and History (Saurabh Dube); * SECTION II: CRAFTING SELVES, OTHERS, AND SOCIETY; * 2.: Villages on the Campaign Trail (Nicolas Yazgi); * 3.: Villages Agency (William S. Sax); * 4.: Why Sacred Groves Matter: Post-romantic Claim (Anne Grodzins Gold); * 5.: The Man Makes the Village Makes the Man: The Story of Varandan, the Common Irrigator of a Village in Northern Tamil Nadu (Bettina Weiz); * 6.: Sect and the Quotidian in Village Life (Ishita Banerjee-Dube); * 7.: A Village as Hermeneutcial Lens: Spaces of Rural Hindu-Muslim Interactions (Peter Gottschalk); SECTION III: PROJECTIONS; * 8.: From Village to Shantytown: Poverty and Mobility in the Popular Films of the New India (Ronald Inden); * 9.: The Village in Cinema (M. Madhava Prasad); * 10.: Arms and the World: Village Apshinge (Maharashtra) Bounding and Extending Where (Lee I. Schelsinger); SECTION IV: COMPARATIVE EPISTIMOLOGIES; * 11.: The Rural Community, Or the Disappearing Act of French Anthropology (Octave Debary); * 12.: The Village as Frontier in Africa (Deborah Durham); * Afterword (E. Valentine Daniel); References
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