Threads of Indigeneity in Central India
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Threads of Indigeneity in Central India
Essays on Adivasi History and Politics
Bara, Joseph; Singh, Anjana
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
04/2026
325
Dura
Inglês
9783032172457
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Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I: Land, Forest and Customary Rights.- Chapter 2. Khuntkatti Question: Polity, Society, and History in Kolhan - 1913-1918 and Beyond.- Chapter 3. Vanishing Traditional Forests Rights and Adivasi Protest: Manbhum in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries.- Chapter 4. Making of A Santal Colonial Subject: Damin-i-Koh in Santal Parganas, circa 1790-1850.- Part II: Adivasi Struggle for Survival.- Chapter 5. Discovery of an Adivasi Icon: Birsa Munda and the National Movement of India.- Chapter 6. Interpreting Santals and the Santal Rebellion in Critical Memory of Ranajit Guha.- Chapter 7. Adivasi 'Bandit' Hero as Political Other: Transitory Narratives of Tantia Bhil (1840-1889).- Chapter 8. Reinventing the Ho Revolt of 1836-1837 in Kolhan and Poto Ho.- Chapter 9. Nationalist India's Last Priority: Adivasi Question and its Labyrinth, 1920-1940.- Part III: Adivasi Idea and Identity.- Chapter 10. Engaging with the Question of Indigeneity in India.- Chapter 11. Disputed Identity: Politics of Status of the 'Tea Tribe' Adivasis in Assam, 1930- 1965.- Chapter 12. Deciphering Dialogic Epistemology: Colonial Racialism and Adivasi Agency in Central India, 1850-1895.- Chapter 13. 'Ecological Noble Savage' to Ecological Warriors: Culture, Environment and Adivasis in Central India.- Part IV: Art, Religion, Language and Culture of Adivasis.- Chapter 14. The Transformation of Santal Domestic Art.- Chapter 15. Redefining Sarnaism and the Politics of Sarna Code in Jharkhand.- Chapter 16. Revitalization of Adivasi Language and Culture: Grammars by Christian Missionary.
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Adivasi;Indigenous People;Sarna Religion;Khutkatti Land;Forest Rights;Folklore and Legends;Racism;Ethnology;Adivasi Architecture;Adivasi Protests
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I: Land, Forest and Customary Rights.- Chapter 2. Khuntkatti Question: Polity, Society, and History in Kolhan - 1913-1918 and Beyond.- Chapter 3. Vanishing Traditional Forests Rights and Adivasi Protest: Manbhum in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries.- Chapter 4. Making of A Santal Colonial Subject: Damin-i-Koh in Santal Parganas, circa 1790-1850.- Part II: Adivasi Struggle for Survival.- Chapter 5. Discovery of an Adivasi Icon: Birsa Munda and the National Movement of India.- Chapter 6. Interpreting Santals and the Santal Rebellion in Critical Memory of Ranajit Guha.- Chapter 7. Adivasi 'Bandit' Hero as Political Other: Transitory Narratives of Tantia Bhil (1840-1889).- Chapter 8. Reinventing the Ho Revolt of 1836-1837 in Kolhan and Poto Ho.- Chapter 9. Nationalist India's Last Priority: Adivasi Question and its Labyrinth, 1920-1940.- Part III: Adivasi Idea and Identity.- Chapter 10. Engaging with the Question of Indigeneity in India.- Chapter 11. Disputed Identity: Politics of Status of the 'Tea Tribe' Adivasis in Assam, 1930- 1965.- Chapter 12. Deciphering Dialogic Epistemology: Colonial Racialism and Adivasi Agency in Central India, 1850-1895.- Chapter 13. 'Ecological Noble Savage' to Ecological Warriors: Culture, Environment and Adivasis in Central India.- Part IV: Art, Religion, Language and Culture of Adivasis.- Chapter 14. The Transformation of Santal Domestic Art.- Chapter 15. Redefining Sarnaism and the Politics of Sarna Code in Jharkhand.- Chapter 16. Revitalization of Adivasi Language and Culture: Grammars by Christian Missionary.
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