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The Insurrection Of Little Selves The Crisis Of Secularnationalism In India Aditya Nigam

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The Insurrection Of Little Selves The Crisis Of Secularnationalism In India Aditya Nigam instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.82 MB

Pages: 362

Author: Aditya Nigam

ISBN: 9780195676068, 0195676068

Language: English

Year: 2006

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The Insurrection Of Little Selves The Crisis Of Secularnationalism In India Aditya Nigam by Aditya Nigam 9780195676068, 0195676068 instant download after payment.

The book explores the crisis that secular-nationalism went through with the emergence of what is loosely called identity politics. With the rise of new political assertions on the one hand and sectarian tendencies on the other, the fundamentally Hindu assumptions of Nehruvian
secular-nationalism were revealed. Its search for a homogeneous national culture has led it to produce the dominant culture as the norm and marginalize the minority. It also looks at the opportunism of minority cultures and suggests this might be the result of nationalism, especially post-colonial.
The book suggests that only by looking beyond the nation state can we conceive of a modern political community.