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Beyond Hindu and Muslim : multiple identity in narratives from village India

著者: Peter Gottschalk
出版商: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.
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"Hindu India. Muslim India. India has long been depicted as a nation divided into two inherently antagonistic and mutually exclusive communities that live in uneasy, sometimes violent, tension. Beyond Hindu and Muslim challenges these assumptions with an examination of the multiple identities held by the residents of a group of villages in north India. Instead of focusing on one religious community to the exclusion  再读一些...
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所有的著者/提供者: Peter Gottschalk
ISBN: 0195135148 9780195135145 0195189159 9780195189155
OCLC号码: 42429324
描述: xviii, 215 p., [8] p. of plates : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
内容: Foreword / Wendy Doniger --
Introduction: One Territory, Multiple Maps --
1. Multiple Identities, Singular Representations --
2. The Village Nexus --
3. Identity, Narrative, and Group Memory --
4. Ocean of the Strands of Memory --
5. Institutions of Integration and Disintegration --
Conclusion: The Well of Meanings --
App. Indices of Bihar Government Textbooks for Social Studies and History.
其他题名: Beyond Hindu & Muslim
责任: Peter Gottschalk.
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"Hindu India. Muslim India. India has long been depicted as a nation divided into two inherently antagonistic and mutually exclusive communities that live in uneasy, sometimes violent, tension. Beyond Hindu and Muslim challenges these assumptions with an examination of the multiple identities held by the residents of a group of villages in north India. Instead of focusing on one religious community to the exclusion of the other or concentrating only on the conflict between the two, Peter Gottschalk examines the complex interactions that tie individuals not just to one group but to many. Residents identify with groups whose membership cuts across religious boundaries, including associations based on family, neighborhood, village, and nation, as well as gender, class, caste, and language. In this way, these residents should not be described as simply Hindus and Muslims because they are also neighbors, classmates, teammates, rivals, friends, and fellow devotees."--BOOK JACKET.

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