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Civilizing Natures Race Resources And Modernity In Colonial South India Kavita Philip

SKU: BELL-1831802

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Publisher: Rutgers University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.93 MB

Pages: 264

Author: Kavita Philip

ISBN: 9780813533605, 9780813533612, 9780813535357, 0813533600, 0813533619, 0813535352

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Civilizing Natures Race Resources And Modernity In Colonial South India Kavita Philip by Kavita Philip 9780813533605, 9780813533612, 9780813535357, 0813533600, 0813533619, 0813535352 instant download after payment.

Kavita Philip unravels unexpected relationships between science, technology, and administrative systems in colonial India from the 1850s to the 1930s, deepening our perspective on continuing conflicts over race, resources, and empire. This is a story about the construction of nature in southern India that is deeply local and irreducibly global. Through detailed case studies, Kavita Philip shows how race and nature are fundamental to understanding colonial modernities. Through its insightful combination of methodologies from both the humanities and the social sciences, Civilizing Natures casts new light on our understanding of the relationships between science and religion, premodern and civilized, and environment and society.