Crisis and change in contemporary India
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Crisis and change in contemporary India
Sage Pub. in association with Book Review Literary Trust, 1995
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- : India-hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
These essays cover concerns that are of direct relevance to India's social and political future. They include: an analysis of the contribution of Gandhi, Nehru and Ambedkar to Indian political and social transformation; discussions on the evolution of post-Independence polity, the formation of civic loyalty, and the crisis of governability; an examination of the problem of religious and secular identities in the context of the construction of modernity; public health issues; and finally an analysis of the eco-politics of developmental activities and a framework for understanding communal violence.
目次
Introduction - Upendra Baxi
Jawaharlal Nehru and the Crisis of Modernisation - Bhikhu Parekh
The Doctrine of Swaraj in Gandhi's Philosophy - Anthony J Parel
Gandhi - Judith M Brown
Guru for the 1990s?
Gandhi, Nehru, and Modernity - Thomas Pantham
Emancipation as Justice - Upendra Baxi
Babasaheb Ambedkar's Legacy and Vision
Intrepreting Indian Politics - Rajni Kothari
A Personal Statement
Civil Loyalty and the New India - Leroy S Rouner
The Great Language Debate - D L Sheth
Politics of Metropolitan versus Vernacular India
Crowds and Power - Subrata K Mitra
Democracy and the Crisis of Governability in India
Personality Politics - Prakash N Desai
A Psychoanalytic Perspective
The Politics of Application and Social Relevance in Contemporary Psychology - Ashis Nandy
The Health Scenario in India - Jayshree P Mehta
Religion, Politics and Modernity - Sudipta Kaviraj
Religious and Secular Identities - Rajeev Bhargava
Cultural Embodiment and Histories - Gurpreet Mahajan
Towards Construction of Self
Communal Riots in Contemporary India - Pravin J Patel
Towards a Sociological Explanation
The Sardar Sarovar Project - Pravin N Sheth
Ecopolitics of Development
Raojibhai Patel (Mota) - Bhikhu Parekh
An Appreciation
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