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List of Tables | 9 | |
List of Figures and Plates | 11 | |
Preface | 12 | |
Alice Thorner: An Appreciation | 14 | |
Part 1 | Reflecting on Contemporary Perspectives | |
1. | The Small Peasant: Marxist Tradition and Chayanov | 31 |
2. | On Famine and Measuring 'Famine Deaths' | 46 |
3. | Uses of History: India's Contribution to the Study of Climate and Disease | 69 |
4. | Subaltern Studies as Post-Colonial Critique of Modernity | 84 |
5. | M.N. Srinivas's Contribution to Understanding Gender | 103 |
6. | From Exclusion to Marginalisation? Hegemonic Agendas and Women's Writing | 115 |
7. | Small is Beautiful: Case Study as a Method in Social Science | 133 |
Part 2 | Journey of the Economy | |
8. | The Halting Journey | 145 |
9. | Poverty and Inequality in India: An Examination of the First Three Five-Year Plans | 156 |
10. | Labour and Employment: Certain Current Issues | 171 |
11. | Working Mothers, Poverty and Child Loss | 187 |
12. | Gendered Labour Markets and Globalisation in Asia | 192 |
13. | What Happened to Land Reform? | 214 |
14. | Consumerism and New Classes in India | 227 |
Part 3 | Culture, Literature and Language | |
15. | Civil Strife: Home at the Edge of the World | 237 |
16. | Older Women, Past and Present, in an Indian Muslim Family | 247 |
17. | 'Baby' Iconography: Constructing Childhood in Indian Calendar Art | 264 |
18. | Allies, Confidantes and Beloveds: Representations of Ideas of Friendship in Nineteenth-Century Kerala | 282 |
19. | Gender, Moral Regulations and Narrative Formation in Epic Poetry | 296 |
20. | Traversing through Gendered Spaces: Insights from Some Narratives | 305 |
21. | Linguistic Methods and Minority Languages in India | 317 |
Part 4 | Politics in History and History in Politics | |
22. | Nationalism and Human Development | 327 |
23. | Time and Nation | 343 |
24. | Talking the National Language: Hindi/Urdu/Hindustani in Indian Broadcasting and Cinema | 355 |
25. | Representing Gandhi in Independent India | 367 |
26. | Jawaharlal Nehru, Big Business and the Liaquat Ali Khan Budget of 1947 | 380 |
27. | Bombay/Mumbai and the Ambedkar Movement: Past and Present | 392 |
28. | The Changing Identity of the Jats in North India: Kshatriyas, Kisans or Backwards? | 405 |
29. | Then and Now: The 'Great Indian Experiment' | 422 |
30. | The Changing Definition of Rights in India | 427 |
31. | Pluralism, State and Society in India | 439 |
Alice Thorner: A Bibliography | 449 | |
About the Editors and Contributors | 452 | |
Index | 457 |
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