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Masculinity Consumerism And The Postnational Indian City Streets Neighbourhoods Home Sanjay Srivastava

SKU: BELL-46239642

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Masculinity Consumerism And The Postnational Indian City Streets Neighbourhoods Home Sanjay Srivastava instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.76 MB

Pages: 210

Author: Sanjay Srivastava

ISBN: 9781009179867, 1009179861

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Masculinity Consumerism And The Postnational Indian City Streets Neighbourhoods Home Sanjay Srivastava by Sanjay Srivastava 9781009179867, 1009179861 instant download after payment.

Imagining the city as a series of interconnected spaces, the book explores how several such connections – between the home and the street, family and public spaces, religious and non-religious contexts, for example – relate to the topic of masculinity. How do men – elite, subaltern, consumers, 'heads' of the family, members of 'Hindu fundamentalist' organisations, readers of pulp fiction and 'footpath pornography', those who admire the 'strong' political leader – move between these spaces, define them and are defined by them? Urbanisation in India is a vibrant site of an extraordinary cultural, social and economic churn, a context of both the consolidation of masculine identities as well as anxieties regarding their place in the city. The book suggests that sustained and in-depth engagements with specific historical and social contexts avoids tendencies to imagine cities as nodes of comparison that frequently generates universal models of urbanism.