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List of Figures ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
1 Demanding Knowledge, Documenting the Body 23
2 The Culture of Difference: From Colonial Knowledge to the Problem with Crafts 67
3 Developing Traditions: Preservationist Design and the Independent Artisan 103
4 Modernizing Artisanship: Rationalization, Efficiency, and the Cult of the Craftsman 149
Conclusion The Long Life of Difference: Gandhi and the Politics of Crafts after 1920 187
Notes 205
Bibliography 245
Index 261
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Jamie Gillis
reviewed Crafting the Nation in Colonial India on June 19, 2020 Crafting the Nation in Colonial India
Shallow, dated, and please - the title should have been "I want to photograh nekkid alt ppl plz". Not worth anyones time.
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