Caste, protest and identity in colonial India : The Namasudras of Bengal, 1872 - 1947

By:

Bandyopadhyay Sekhar

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Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2011Edition: 2ndDescription: 363p xviISBN:

9780198075967

Subject(s):

1. Caste - Political Aspects - Proteset - India - West Bengal 2. Group Identity - Political Aspects - India

DDC classification:

305.5 BAN

Contents:

Table of Contents: Acknowledgements Preface to the Second Edition List of Abbreviations Table Figure Introduction 1 The Namasudras:A Socio- Economic Profile 2 Beginnings of Social Protest and Construction of the Community, c1872-1905 3 Social Mobility and Politics in the Swadeshi Era, 1905-1911 4 Continuing Alienation in an Age of Mass Ploitics, 1912-1925 5 Constitutional Politics and a Fissured Community,1925-1937 6 From Alienation to Integration,1937-1947: The Leaders 7 From Alienation to Integration,1937-1947: The Peasants Conclusion Postscript: The Namasudras in Post-Partition West Bengal Notes Bibliography index.

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Table of Contents:
Acknowledgements
Preface to the Second Edition
List of Abbreviations
Table
Figure
Introduction
1 The Namasudras:A Socio- Economic Profile
2 Beginnings of Social Protest and Construction of the Community, c1872-1905
3 Social Mobility and Politics in the Swadeshi Era, 1905-1911
4 Continuing Alienation in an Age of Mass Ploitics, 1912-1925
5 Constitutional Politics and a Fissured Community,1925-1937
6 From Alienation to Integration,1937-1947: The Leaders
7 From Alienation to Integration,1937-1947: The Peasants Conclusion
Postscript: The Namasudras in Post-Partition West Bengal Notes
Bibliography
index.

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