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Subaltern studies : writings on South Asian history and society (Vol. 8) edited by David Arnold and David Hardiman.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: New Delhi : Oxford, 1996.Description: 240 pISBN: - 9780195637212
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| 951.9305092 LEE/GIR Girl with seven names : escape from North Korea | 954 AHI/BRI Brief history of modern India | 954 AMI/SUB Subaltern studies : | 954 ARN/SUB Subaltern studies : | 954 ARN/TEL Telling lives in India: | 954 BAS/CUL Cultural history of India | 954 BAS/ WON The Wonder that was India |
Table of Contents :
Chapter 1. Claims on the past: the genealogy of modern historiography in Bengal
Chapter 2. The difference- deferral of a colonial modernity: public debates on domesticity in British India
Chapter 3. Power in the forests: the dangs, 1820-1940
Chapter 4. The colonial prison: power, knowledge and penology in nineteenth-century India
Chapter 5. The prose of otherness
Chapter 6. Ranajit Guha: a biographical sketch
Chapter 7. A bibliography of Ranajit Guha's writings
Index