Q.E.D.: Quod Erat Demonstrandum: India Tests Social Theory

By:

Gupta, Dipankar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford University Press 2017 New DelhiDescription: 223pISBN:

9780199476510

Subject(s):

Social Conflict - India

DDC classification:

301.0954 GUP

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Introduction: Intersubjectivity, Theory and Philosophy

1. Everyday Resistance or Routine Repression? Exaggeration as a Stratagem in Agrarian Conflict
2. For a Sociology/Anthropology of Illness: Towards a Delineation of Its Disciplinary Specifics
3. To Transform or to Transmorph: From Totemism to Traffic Lights to Caste
4. The Metaphors of Culture: Multiculturalism as a Way of Everyday Life
5. Caste and Politics: Identity over System
6. Cultural Clash: Ethnic Imago s and Correlative Spaces
7. Project Modernity: The Significance of Iso-Ontology
8. Conceptualizing the Public and the Private: Tradition, Modernity and Ethics
Appendix: Caste and Race

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