Delving into the social location of middle classes in India, this work explores what it means to be middle class in the south Indian city of Hyderabad. Taking into account aspects such as education, marriage, community values, and contemporary trends, the book highlights the centrality of moral discourses in the co-production of class and gender in urban India. Through the lens of moral respectability, the author discusses how middle class sensibilities are embraced and reproduced by the Hyderabadis.
Delving into the social location of middle classes in India, this work explores what it means to be middle class in the south Indian city of Hyderabad. Taking into account aspects such as education, marriage, community values, and contemporary trends, the book highlights the centrality of moral discourses in the co-production of class and gender in urban India. Through the lens of moral respectability, the author discusses how middle class sensibilities are embraced and reproduced by the Hyderabadis.
Amanda Gilbertson, Lecturer in Youth and Contemporary India, Australia India Institute, University of Melbourne
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* List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgement Introduction: Defining the limits 1. Claiming the Moral Middle 2: Inculcating Cosmopolitanism 3: Cosmopolitan Castelessness 4: Respectable Women and Indian Families 5: Fashion, Passion, and Public Space Conclusion Bibliography Index About the Author
* List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgement Introduction: Defining the limits 1. Claiming the Moral Middle 2: Inculcating Cosmopolitanism 3: Cosmopolitan Castelessness 4: Respectable Women and Indian Families 5: Fashion, Passion, and Public Space Conclusion Bibliography Index About the Author
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