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Paradoxes of the Popular : Crowd Politics in Bangladesh / Nusrat Sabina Chowdhury.
Series: South Asia in motionPublisher: Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2019Description: xiii, 245 pages : 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781503608863
- 9781503609471
- 303.609549 CHOÂ 23
- HN690.6.A8Â C4685 2019
Contents:
Contents
Notes on Translation and Transliteration;
Acknowledgments;
Introduction;
1 Picture-Thinking;
2 Seeing Like a Crowd;
3 Accidental Politics;
4 Crowds and Collaborators;
5 The Body of the Crowd;
Conclusion;
Notes;
Works Cited;
Index
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National Law School | General Stacks | 303.609549 CHO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | PB | Available | 38650 |
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| 303.484 GUD-3 Politics of Post-Civil Society : | 303.6 CHA The Violence In Our Bones : | 303.609 MID Origins of political extremism : Mass violence in the twentieth century and beyond | 303.609549 CHO Paradoxes of the Popular : | 303.61 DEL A Duty to Resist : | 303.64 HAK Shooting the sun : why Manipur was engulfed by violence and the government remained silent / | 303.64 ZAK Age of revolutions : Progress and backlash from 1600 to the present / |
Contents
Notes on Translation and Transliteration;
Acknowledgments;
Introduction;
1 Picture-Thinking;
2 Seeing Like a Crowd;
3 Accidental Politics;
4 Crowds and Collaborators;
5 The Body of the Crowd;
Conclusion;
Notes;
Works Cited;
Index
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