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List of Maps and Tables | ||
Preface | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
1 | Introduction: Thakali Again for the Very First Time | 1 |
Meeting at the Crossroads | 1 | |
Searching for Culture in the Past | 3 | |
Imagining Thakali | 5 | |
Borderlands | 7 | |
Tourists in Their Own Land | 9 | |
Reclaiming Culture | 12 | |
Agency/Action/Practice | 13 | |
Fluid Boundaries | 17 | |
2 | Drawing Lines: On Constructing and Contesting Boundaries | 22 |
The Terms of Boundary Disputes | 23 | |
Thak Khola | 24 | |
The Term Thakali | 26 | |
Contesting Boundaries | 27 | |
Membership and Status, Groups, and Categories | 31 | |
Among the Thaksatsae Thakali: Ties That Bind, Lines That Divide | 35 | |
Cutting Across Descent | 37 | |
Khuwale and Thak Khole | 40 | |
Summary: Criss-Crossing Boundaries | 43 | |
3 | Forging Histories | 44 |
Historical Narrative(s) | 45 | |
Thakali Narratives of the Past | 47 | |
Scholarship and the Reconstruction of the Past | 51 | |
The Formation of the Gurkhali State | 55 | |
The Effects of Nation Building | 69 | |
Post-Salt Monopoly Adaptations | 72 | |
Enter the Anthropologists, Surmising | 75 | |
4 | Separation and Integration: Community and Contestation | 77 |
Moving On | 77 | |
Samaj | 84 | |
Integration and Solidarity/Competition and Cooperation | 87 | |
Dhikur: Rotating Credit | 90 | |
Politics | 104 | |
5 | Ritual Landscapes | 107 |
Eclectic Ritual Pluralism | 109 | |
Ancestor Rituals: "We Don't Have Any Gods" | 113 | |
Mortuary Rites | 117 | |
Marriages: Khimi Tapne | 120 | |
Torongla | 124 | |
Subclan Rites: Khimi Ramden | 125 | |
Subclan Rites: Jho Khane | 134 | |
Lha Phewa and Thakali Clans | 135 | |
Migration and Descent Group Rituals | 136 | |
6 | Codifying Culture | 138 |
Codification and Contestation | 138 | |
Forming a National Samaj | 141 | |
Institutionalizing Contestation | 143 | |
A New Social Order | 153 | |
Codified Culture | 156 | |
Initial Responses to the Formation of the Thakali Sewa Samiti | 158 | |
The Integration of the Khuwale | 159 | |
Nationally Drawn Boundaries Locally Imposed | 161 | |
Ongoing Changes | 163 | |
7 | Constructing Thakali | 167 |
First Contacts, First Constructs | 169 | |
Revisionist Constructions | 175 | |
Thakali Reconstructed | 178 | |
8 | Beyond Sanskritization | 185 |
Narijhowa | 185 | |
Speaking of Thakali | 188 | |
On Boundaries | 189 | |
On Boundary Making | 195 | |
Beyond Sanskritization | 197 | |
9 | Old Artificers in a New Smithy | 204 |
Notes | 219 | |
Glossary | 255 | |
Works Cited | 261 | |
Index | 283 |
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