Political thought in Indic civilization

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    • Roy, Hiamanshu

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Political thought in Indic civilization

edited by Himanshu Roy

SAGE Publications India, 2021

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

Political Thought in Indic Civilization retrieves, resurrects and analyses the earliest theories of Indic political philosophies. The book primarily focuses on Indic civilization's political thought, emphasising key issues such as Rashtra (State), kingship, jurisprudence and justice. The study shows how ideas, ideologies, frameworks, reference points and other significant tools of scholarly discussions are so much under the influence of Western thought, failing to appreciate the Indian realities. The book highlights the impact of colonial rule on the 'construction of knowledge' from a Western (colonial) perspective and how it ignored the importance of Indian political thought of the pre-colonial period. In this context, the book provides compelling studies on Indic terminologies and frames of reference to give due justice to the historical past of the land, which shall also impact the way contemporary events and processes are analysed.

目次

Preface Introduction Evolutionary Trajectory of Rashtra - Balaji Ranganathan Hindu, Hinduism and Hindutva - Bhuwan Kumar Jha Manusmrti and Social Marginals - Nandini Bhattacharyya Panda Jurisprudence in Pre-colonial India - Balaji Ranganathan Kingship in Medieval South India - K. Srinivasulu Democratic Traditions in Lingayat Movement - Prakash Desai Interpreting Meerabai's Bhakti - Bijayalaxmi Nanda Indic Islam - Himanshu Roy Idea of Justice in Tribes of Manipur - Vijaylakshmi Brara Colonial Roots of Aryan Invasion Theory - Kundan Singh Deconstructing the Colonial - Neena Bansal Conclusion Index

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