Human Rights and Indian Literary Communities
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Human Rights and Indian Literary Communities
Swatie
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
196
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Inglês
9781032980096
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Introduction: Writing the Human Part I: Histories 1. The Right to Write: Ambedkar's Literary Criticism of any Political Theology 2. Narrating the Slave-Caste: Protestant anxieties and textual productions in nineteenth century Travancore 3. Manto's Language Games: The paradox of partition and the claims of personhood 4. The Poetics of Suffering: Subjecthood and Satire in Raag Darbari Part II: Geographies 5. Beyond the Universal Declaration: Provincialising 'Global' Human Rights through Literature from India's North East 6. Beyond Bare Life: Literary Conceptions of Kashmiri Personhood Part III: Social Processes 7. A Call for Dalit Human Rights in Contemporary India through Yashica Dutt's Coming Out as Dalit 8. Human Rights and the Vulnerability of Caste in Select Indian Films 9. Human Rights, Journalism, and the Politics of Representation: A study of Writing with Fire 10. Born, Dying and Reborn: The Transformations of Literary Community.
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Religion;Partition;Personhood;Colonialism;Postcolonial;subaltern;Satire;Political Theology;Violence;Dalit;caste;equality;Kashmir
Introduction: Writing the Human Part I: Histories 1. The Right to Write: Ambedkar's Literary Criticism of any Political Theology 2. Narrating the Slave-Caste: Protestant anxieties and textual productions in nineteenth century Travancore 3. Manto's Language Games: The paradox of partition and the claims of personhood 4. The Poetics of Suffering: Subjecthood and Satire in Raag Darbari Part II: Geographies 5. Beyond the Universal Declaration: Provincialising 'Global' Human Rights through Literature from India's North East 6. Beyond Bare Life: Literary Conceptions of Kashmiri Personhood Part III: Social Processes 7. A Call for Dalit Human Rights in Contemporary India through Yashica Dutt's Coming Out as Dalit 8. Human Rights and the Vulnerability of Caste in Select Indian Films 9. Human Rights, Journalism, and the Politics of Representation: A study of Writing with Fire 10. Born, Dying and Reborn: The Transformations of Literary Community.
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