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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The book addresses the concept of marginalization in understanding various identities in Indian society. Marginalization is often described as a social process where people refer to the periphery or ÔmarginsÕ of the society. It is defined as processes, in which individuals or communities are socially excluded and denied access to participate in social and political processes which are basic to integrate with the society. In this context the term, ÔmarginalityÕ is used in this book in order to understand the depressed and socially excluded sections, estranged by others such as ÔBrahmanismÕ in mainstream society, exploitative nature of non tribals in northeast and patriarchy in mainstream Indian society. The book is divided into four thematic sections covering 17 papers by scholars, social science researchers and other experts on the theme. The four thematic themes are Caste and Marginality; Ethnic Identities and Marginality; Gender and Marginality; and Literature, Language and Marginality. Each section has covered main theme of the book. Thus, the readers will find this book dealing with the voice of the ÔotherÕ in the study of marginal identities. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Vulli Dhanaraju is currently teaching History at the Assam University (Central University) Diphu Campus, Assam, India. He obtained his M.A, M.Phil and PhD degrees in the Department of History from University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India. He also obtained M.A (Sociology), PG Diploma in Human Rights (PGDHR), PG Diploma in Archival Science & Manuscriptology (PGDASM) and PG Diploma in Museology (PGDM). He was a Teen Murti Fellow for his Doctoral Research (20082010) at the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library, New Delhi. His area of research and specializations includes Caste and Tribe, Subaltern Histories and Environmental History. He has authored, A Text Book of Environmental History of India and edited four books, Debating Tribal Identity: Past and Present, The Idea of Caste, Regional Environmental History: Issues and Concepts in Indian Subcontinent, and Contesting Gender: History, Politics and Identity. He has also contributed number of articles/research papers in various reputed journals and conferences. CONTENTS: Forward by P. Kesava Kumar 9 Preface 13 Acknowledgements 15 List of Contributors 19 Introduction: Vulli Dhanaraju 21 I. Caste and Marginality 1. Social Movement of Dalits in Bengal: With Special Reference to Namasudra 43 Nil Ratan Roy 2. Untouchability as Social Exclusion: Historical Perspective 56 Mallikarjun Ch 3. Evolution of the Rajbanshi Society of North Bengal: Question of Identity Crisis 78 Kartik Chandra Sutradhar 4. The Marginalised Potters of Nongpok Sekmai in Manipur 96 Keisham Ingocha Singh II. Ethnic Identity and Marginality 5. Assam as a Settler State: Contextualising Identity and Social Conflicts: Within a Colonial Ð Settler Colonial Paradigm 119 Sanjib Goswami 6. An Anatomy of Ethnic Conflict and the Mass Media in Assam 137 Uttam Kr Pegu ?7. Tribal Movement as ÔNationalismÕ: An Analysis of the Jharkhand Movement 148 Ankur Goswami 8. Historicising Tribal Identity in India Vulli Dhanaraju and R.K. Bijeta 162 III. Gender and Marginality 9. Status and Identity of Tea Garden Women: A Case Study of Tamulbari Tea Estate in Dibrugarh Sunanda Sahu 189 10. Social Inclusion of Tribal Women through Social Development: A Study of Tribal Women Empowerment in Assam Lakhimi Nath 205 11. Going Beyond the Confines of Her Class, Caste and Gender: The Character of Sanichari in Rudali 217 Devastuti Sharma IV. Literature, Language and Marginality 12. Parallel Struggles; Paralleling Identities: A Reading of Two Native Novels David Jeyaraj Franklin T 13. Fluid Identity and Floating Societies in Amitav GhoshÕs The Hungry Tide R. Senthil Kumar 227 242 14. The Voice of the ÔOtherÕ: Situating Sahityarathi Lakshminath BezbaroaÕs Subalterns at Sambalpur Bishnu Charan Dash 253 15. Language Loss Among the Thangal Tribe of Manipur Maibam Monoranjan Singh 264 16. English Medium Education and Dalit Emancipation: Some Reflections Indira Priyanka Veernala 289 17. Othering in SelfAscription: A Case for the Linguistic ÔSelfieÕ Suranjana Barua 298 Index 311 The Title 'Voice of the Other : Understanding Marginal Identities written/authored/edited by Vulli Dhanaraju', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789353241001 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 214 (Pages). The publisher of this title is GenNext Publication. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Dalit. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 214.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Of late, ethnic Identity has become debatable issue in the academic discourse of Northeast India. The issue of ethnic identity is a very complex process in this region. That means the sharing of a common culture on the one hand, and harping on separateness on the other. It is argued that there are conflicting situations in the northeast because these ethnic groups are trying to explore and construct their own history, culture, politics and identity from their own perspective. In this context the main focus of this book is to represent the plural voices of the ethnic groups while negating with the existing dominant discourses in the present academic epistemology. These discourses neglected the ideological and mass political character of the ethnic groups who are constructing their identity and history through politics of difference, politics of recognition and experience of marginalization. These three political ideas could be considered as their political ideology that always sustained for mapping identity formation among the ethnic groups of Northeast India. This book is divided into five thematic sections covering 20 chapters by scholars and researchers and other experts from northeast region. In each section, four papers are included, each touching upon the main theme of the book. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: R.K. Bijeta is an Institutional Post Doctoral Fellow, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IITGuwahati, Assam. She obtained her M.A, M.Phil and PhD degrees from the Department of History, Assam University, Silchar, Assam. She has authored, Raid and Resistance: The Politics of the Nagas in Colonial Assam (2016). She has also contributed number of articles/research papers in various journals and edited books and presented papers in various seminars and conferences. Her area of research includes Oral History, Ethnic Politics and Tribal History. Vulli Dhanaraju is currently teaching History at the Assam University (Central University) Diphu Campus, Assam. He obtained his M.A, M.Phil and PhD degrees from the Department of History from University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India. He was a Teen Murti Fellow during 20082010 at the Nehru Memorial Museum & Library, New Delhi. His area of research and specializations includes Oral History, Subaltern History and Environmental History. He has authored and edited six books; Debating Tribal Identity: Past and Present; A Textbook of Environmental History of India; The Idea of Caste; Voice of the Other: Understanding Marginal identities; Regional Environmental History: Issues and Concepts in the Indian Subcontinent; Caste, Tribe and Gender: The Politics of Self and the Other. He has also contributed number of articles/research papers in UGC recognized journals and various conferences. CONTENTS: Foreword by B.C. Dash 7 Preface 11 Acknowledgments 13 List of Contributors 15 Introduction: R.K. Bijeta and Vulli Dhanaraju 17 I. History 1. Discourse of the Naga Raids and Resistance in Northeast India: Study from Historical Perspective 55 R.K Bijeta 2. Fostering Ethnicity: The Congress Rule in Assam (1980 1990) 71 Namita Devi 3. Gaidinliu Movement, Sangh Parivar and the Nagas: A Quest for Identity and Survival87 Nakaulang Nriame 4. The Question of Identity: Nature of the Autonomy Movement among the Mising Tribe of Assam99 Rahul Pegu II. Culture 5. Tracing the Rabhas of Goalpara through the Perspectives of Customs and Rituals117 Himasnata Dutta Sarkar 6. Culture and Identity: A Study of the Ritual Practices among the Karbis131 Junmoni Hansepi and Vulli Dhanaraju 7. Divination through ChickenLiver among the Galo Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh143 Kiryi Potom 8. The Politic of Identity and Culture: Tracing the Origin and Growth of Karbi Youth Festival 151 Bandita Teronpi III. Literature 9. Medieval Assam: A Reinterpretation of European Travel Writing 169 Monalisha Khakhlari 10. Off the Beaten Path: Critical Ethnography of Selected Narratives on Northeast India 183 Bhaskar Jyoti Gogoi and Narayan Ch. Gahatraj 11. Identity Crisis as Reflected in the Novels of Siddhartha Deb 203 Tanushree Kulshreshtha 12. Linguistic Bases of Identity Politics: With Special Reference to Ethnic Assertions in Assam 211 Biplob Gogoi IV. Politics 13. Challenges and Identity Crisis of Indigenous Bodo Community in Non BTAD Area 221 Hasib Md Iqbal and Diganta Biswas 14. Ethnic BoundaryMaking: Towards a Comparative Analytic Understanding 235 Sumit Kr. Sarma 15. Ethnic Movements of Mising Tribe of Assam: An Analysis 257 Thagendra Chutia and Anup Deka 16. Negotiating Source of Power and Identity among the Konyak Angs of Nagaland 267 Jagritee Ghosh V. Economy 17.Underdevelopment and Ethnic Identity Crisis: A Linkage Analysis with Special Reference to Assam 283 Tarun Gogai 18. Economic Stabilisation of Women: A Case Study with Riverine Population of Five Mouzasalong the Dhansiri (South) River, Assam 305 Shashwati Nath 19. Ethnicity and Identity: A Post Modernist Challenge from the Media and the Market 323 Garima Kalita 20. Witch Hunting and the Bodos in Kokrajhar District of Assam 335 Tamsin Aftab Index 357 The Title 'Debating Northeast India: Mapping Ethnic Identity Formation written/authored/edited by R. K. Bijeta And Vulli Dhanaraju', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9789351282921 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 368 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is North East Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms 368.

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