Time warps : The insistent politics of silent and evasive pasts

By:

Nandy Ashis

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Publication details: Delhi Permanent Black 2003Description: 244pISBN:

9781850654841

Subject(s):

1. Secularism - Ideas - Practice - India - A Critique2. Socio-political - Religious Rights - Status - India3. Nationalism - Religious Oriented - India - An Analysis

DDC classification:

342.087000 NAN

Contents:

Table of contents Contending stories in the culture of Indian politics; traditions and the future of democracy; democratic culture and images of the state; the politics of secularism and the recovery of religious tolerance; coping with the politics of faiths and cultures; a report on the present state of health of the gods and goddesses in South Asia; time travel to a possible self; searching for an alternative cosmopolitanism; violence and creativity in the late-20th century.

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Table of contents
Contending stories in the culture of Indian politics;
traditions and the future of democracy;
democratic culture and images of the state;
the politics of secularism and the recovery of religious tolerance;
coping with the politics of faiths and cultures;
a report on the present state of health of the gods and goddesses in South Asia;
time travel to a possible self;
searching for an alternative cosmopolitanism;
violence and creativity in the late-20th century.

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