The caste question : Dalits and the politics of modern India

By:

Rao Anupama

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Publication details: New Delhi Permanent Black 2009Description: 392p xxiISBN:

9780520257610

Subject(s):

1. Dalits - Political Activity2. India - Politics & Government - 1947

DDC classification:

305.560000 RAO

Contents:

Table of contents List of Illustrations; Preface; Acknowledgments; Author's Note; Introduction; Part One. Emancipation; 1. Caste Radicalism and the Making of a New Political Subject; 2. The Problem of Caste Property; 3. Dalits as a Political Minority; Part Two. The Paradox of Emancipation; 4. Legislating Caste Atrocity; 5. New Directions in Dalit Politics: Symbologies of Violence, Maharashtra, 1960--1979; 6. The Sexual Politics of Caste: Violence and the Ritual-Archaic; 7. Death of a Kotwal: The Violence of Recognition Epilogue: Dalit Futures; List of Abbreviations; Notes; Index

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Table of contents
List of Illustrations;
Preface;
Acknowledgments;
Author's Note;
Introduction;
Part One. Emancipation;
1. Caste Radicalism and the Making of a New Political Subject;
2. The Problem of Caste Property;
3. Dalits as a Political Minority;
Part Two. The Paradox of Emancipation;
4. Legislating Caste Atrocity;
5. New Directions in Dalit Politics: Symbologies of Violence, Maharashtra, 1960--1979;
6. The Sexual Politics of Caste: Violence and the Ritual-Archaic;
7. Death of a Kotwal: The Violence of Recognition Epilogue: Dalit Futures;
List of Abbreviations;
Notes;
Index

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