Locating cultural change : Theory, method, process

By:

Basu Partha Pratim

Contributor(s):

Chanda Ipshita

Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2011Description: 279p viISBN:

9788132105763

Subject(s):

1. Social Change - India2. Popular Culture 3. India - Social Conditions

DDC classification:

306.095400 BAS

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction: Locating Cultural Change: Process and Method; Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin and Makeover of Indian Soaps - Abhijit Roy; Foreign Babies/Indian Make: Outsourcing Reproduction in the Age of Globalization - Modhumita Roy; Nationalism, Television and Indian Cricket in Global Mediascape: Where has the Local Gone? - Manas Ghosh; Bollywood and the Mumbai Underworld: Reading Satya in Retrospect - Rajdeep Roy; Translating India Today: Local Cultures, Global Ambitions and Colonial Hangovers - Sayantan Dasgupta; Kya Hum Pehle Kabhi Yahan Aye Hain: Returning to Look at the 'Indian' in Indian Cinema through Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om - Ipshita Chanda; Minority Rights in India: A View from the Regional Press - Partha Pratim Basu; Medical Advertisement: An Embodiment of Culture - Dalia Chakraborty; Just for Fun: Changing Notions of Social Forms of Leisure - Nilanjana Gupta and Devlina Gopalan; Index

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	306.0954 BAS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		29795

Table of contents
Introduction:
Locating Cultural Change: Process and Method;
Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin and Makeover of Indian Soaps - Abhijit Roy;
Foreign Babies/Indian Make: Outsourcing Reproduction in the Age of Globalization - Modhumita Roy;
Nationalism, Television and Indian Cricket in Global Mediascape: Where has the Local Gone? - Manas Ghosh;
Bollywood and the Mumbai Underworld: Reading Satya in Retrospect - Rajdeep Roy;
Translating India Today: Local Cultures, Global Ambitions and Colonial Hangovers - Sayantan Dasgupta;
Kya Hum Pehle Kabhi Yahan Aye Hain: Returning to Look at the 'Indian' in Indian Cinema through Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om - Ipshita Chanda;
Minority Rights in India: A View from the Regional Press - Partha Pratim Basu;
Medical Advertisement: An Embodiment of Culture - Dalia Chakraborty;
Just for Fun: Changing Notions of Social Forms of Leisure - Nilanjana Gupta and Devlina Gopalan;
Index

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