دانلود کتاب Dalit Literatures in India

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Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgements
List of contributors
Introduction to the second edition: taking stock, updating, moving forward
Introduction to the first edition: Dalit literatures in India: in, out and beyond
1 Caste differently
2 Caste and democracy: three paradoxes
3 The politics of Dalit literature
4 ‘No name is yours until you speak it’: notes towards a contrapuntal reading of Dalit literatures and postcolonial theory
5 Language and translation in Dalit literature
6 Negotiations with faith: conversion, identity and historical continuity
7 Resisting together separately: representations of the Dalit–Muslim question in literature
8 Creating their own gods: literature from the margins of Bengal
9 Caste and the literary imagination in the context of Odia literature: a reading of Akhila Nayak’s Bheda
10 Questions of caste, commitment and freedom in Gujarat, India: towards a reading of Praveen Gadhvi’s The City of Dust and Lust
11 Dalit intellectual poets of Punjab: 1690–1925
12 Life, history and politics: Kallen Pokkudan’s two autobiographies and the Dalit print imaginationsin Keralam
13 Dalits writing, Dalits speaking: on the encounters between Dalit autobiographies and oral histories
14 A Life Less Ordinary: the female subaltern and Dalit literature in contemporary India
15 Witnessing and experiencing Dalitness: in defence of Dalit women’s Testimonios
16 Literatures of suffering and resistance: Dalit women’s Testimonios and Black women slave narratives – a comparative study
17 Polluting the page: Dalit women’s bodies in autobiographical literature
18 Intimacy across caste and class boundaries in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things
19 Caste as the baggage of the past: global modernity and the cosmopolitan Dalit identity
20 Tense – past continuous: some critical reflections on the art of Savi Sawarkar
21 The Indian graphic novel and Dalit trauma: A Gardener in the Wasteland
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