Doing sociology in India : genealogies, locations, and practices
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Doing sociology in India : genealogies, locations, and practices
Oxford University Press, 2011
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Description
This volume debates the different ways in which ideas, practices, and traditions of sociology grew, were organized, and institutionalized in India from the mid-nineteenth century till present times. It facilitates, in a small way, an understanding of the histories of the discipline, while critically examining their origin and growth, their impact, and their limitations. The interplay of three themes- time, space, and power-structures the arguments in this book. The
essays in this collection highlight two separate but connected dominant positions that have structured the formation of sociological traditions in India-colonialism and its practices, and ideologies of nationalism and notions of nation and nationhood.
Table of Contents
- Introduction: Ruminating on sociological traditions in India Sujata Patel
- SECTION I PASTS AND PRESENTS: DEBATING DISCIPLINARY GENEALOGIES
- 1. The Genealogy of the Discipline in Bombay Manorama Savur
- 2.The Public Culture of Sociology in Calcutta Anjan Ghosh
- 3.Searching for Bedrock: Contending with the Lucknow School and its Legacy Sasheej Hegde
- 4.Social Anthropology or Marxist Sociology? Situating the divergent sociologies of M.N.Srinivas and A.R.Desai Sujata Patel
- SECTION II BETWEEN NATION AND REGION: SITUATING SOCIOLOGY
- 5. Of Centres and Peripheries: Sociology in Goa Alito Siqueira and Manish Thakur
- 6. Legacy and Rigour: The Bombay School of Sociology and its impact in Universities in Maharashtra D.N Dhanagare
- 7.Looking Back: The Practice of Sociology in CSSS/JNU Maitrayee Choudhury
- 8.Sociology in Karnataka: The Formation and Decline of a Discipline N Jayaram
- SECTION III NEGOTIATING PRACTICES, RESCRIPTING AGENDAS
- 9. Exorcising the Fear of Identity: Interrogating the Language Question in Sociology and Sociological Language Sharmila Rege
- 10. Knowledge Production and Transmission: Learning Sociology at the Undergraduate level Edward Rodrigues
- 11. Anthropology, Law, and Adivasi Movements in Jharkhand Carol Upadhyaya
- 12.Scripting Sociology of Science: Between Knowledge and Democracy in India Shiv Visvanathan
- Contributors, Bibliography.
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