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Oxford India Studies in Contemporary Society

Violence Studies OIP

Kalpana (Professor, Professor, Council for Social development) Kannabiran & Sujata (Professor, Professor, Indian Institute of Advanecd Studies) Patel

Violence Studies OIP

Oxford India Studies in Contemporary Society

Violence Studies OIP

Oxford India Studies in Contemporary Society: Violence Studies OIP

 

Violence Studies (OIP) brings together essays that conceptualise the way violence is understood in contemporary Indian society.

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Beschrijving Oxford India Studies in Contemporary Society: Violence Studies OIP

Bringing together fresh methodological and conceptual perspectives on the way violence is understood and analysed, the contributors to this volume investigate its occurrence across sites—law, family, state, gender, labour, caste, sexuality, communalism, and so on—to explore the normal as well as the exceptional. The case studies in this book are all drawn from the Indian experience. This volume aims towards a coherent and more nuanced understanding of violence that moves beyond the episodic to the systemic, structural levels of society and consciousness.

ISBN
9780190124731
Pagina's
408
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Serie
Oxford India Studies in Contemporary Society
NUR
741
Druk
2
Uitvoering
Paperback / softback
Taal
Engels
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OUP India

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