Changing homelands : Hindu politics and the partition of India

By:

Nair Neeti

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Publication details: Bangalore Permanent Black 2011Description: 343pISBN:

8178243245

Subject(s):

1. Hindus - Punjab - Politics & Government - India - 20th Century2. Identity - Psychology - Nationalism3. Religion & Politics

DDC classification:

954.04 NAI

Contents:

Contents: Introduction; 1. Loyalty and anti-colonial nationalism; 2. Negotiating a minority status; 3. Religion and non-violence in Punjabi Politics; 4. Towards an All-India settlement; 5. Partition violence and the question of responsibility; 6. Memory and the search for meaning in Post-partition Delhi; Conclusion.

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Contents:
Introduction;
1. Loyalty and anti-colonial nationalism;
2. Negotiating a minority status;
3. Religion and non-violence in Punjabi Politics;
4. Towards an All-India settlement;
5. Partition violence and the question of responsibility;
6. Memory and the search for meaning in Post-partition Delhi;
Conclusion.

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