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Learning To Forget The Antimemoirs Of Modernity 1st Edition Dipankar Gupta

Name: Learning To Forget The Antimemoirs Of Modernity 1st Edition Dipankar Gupta
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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 20.37 MB

Pages: 258

Author: Dipankar Gupta

ISBN: 9780195674330, 0195674332

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Learning To Forget The Antimemoirs Of Modernity 1st Edition Dipankar Gupta by Dipankar Gupta 9780195674330, 0195674332 instant download after payment.

This project is written as a mission to separate the modern from the contemporaneous, to revisit the idea of modernity and to de-link it from superficial traits of westernization. Discussing the difference between modernization and westoxication, the book is a phenomenological treatment that
is abstract and yet illustrative, when discussing issues such as affirmative action, citizenship, and development in India. This book argues that given the reality of mistaken modernity and the idealization of the past in many societies of the South, it is necessary to make the case for modernity as
uncompromisingly as possible.