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Ethnicity,
Culture and Nationalism in North-East India
M.M.
Agrawal (Ed) |
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| ISBN |
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8173870551 |
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| Year
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1996
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Table
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| Pages |
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175 |
About
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8.5"
X 5.5" / Hardcover |
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| Price |
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Rs.
350 |
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Notwithstanding
the availability of a number of empirical studies
on the socio-cultural problems of the north-east,
this book is probably the first serious attempt to
conceptualize the central issues in this
area, with a firm grasp of the post-modern perspective
upon the subject.
Needless to say that this book will be of immense
interest to all these concerned with the social, cultural
and political issues of the north-east: teachers,
students, ethnographers, journalists and politicians
alike.
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| Foreword
List of Contributors
Inaugural Address- By B. Pakem
1. Introduction
2. Conflict and its Resolution: A Case Study of a Modern
Tribal Situation
3. Ethnicity, Culture and Nationalism in North-East
India: A Conspectus
4. Ethnicity, Language and Nationalism: Some Conceptual
Issues
5. Changing Economic and Technological Scenario: Some
Ramifications for the North-East India
6. Analysis of the Concept of Culture
7. The Post-Colonial Indian State: A Paradigm for Emergence
of New Identities
8. Indian Nationalism: A Layman's View
9. Dilemma of Culture: A Polycontextual Discourse
10. Ethno-Nationalism: Politics of Difference
11. The Myth of Ethnic Nationalism
12. Ethnogenesis and Ethnic Consciousness: The Mythic
Horizon
13. Ethnophilosophy: Politics of Culture in North-East
India
14. Ethnicity and Nationalism
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M.M.
Agrawal studied philosophy at Birbeck College, University
of London. Subsequently, he has taught Western Philosophy
at various universities abroad. Apart from a number
of books to his credit (including Individuality
and Reincarnation; The Theory of Concepts; The Philosophy
of Non-Attachment; Consciousness and the Integrated
Being), he has contributed widely in national and
foreign journals on religious, moral and socio-cultural
issues. As a Fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced
Study, Shimla, he has edited (apart from other works)
the proceedings of their national seminar on 'Quality
of Life.'
Currently he holds the Chair of Culture in the Department
of Philosophy at North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong.
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