The Sangh Parivar: A ReaderThis Volume Brings Together Significant Readings On The Sangh Parivar - The `Family` Of Hindu Nationalist Organizations - And Traces The Rise Of The Right Wing In Indian Politics. It Gives A Comprehensive Overview Of The Sangh Parivar`S Involvement With Different Sectors Of The Indian Society Along With The Major Role Played By The Rss And The Vhp In Its Expansion. |
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98 Perhaps what is unique in the Sangh's case , in relation to other nationalisms , is its process of continually narrowing the scope , and lessening the symbolic weight , of the feminine while expanding and reinforcing the masculine .
98 Perhaps what is unique in the Sangh's case , in relation to other nationalisms , is its process of continually narrowing the scope , and lessening the symbolic weight , of the feminine while expanding and reinforcing the masculine .
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They are supposed to emulate the qualities of their symbolic mothers , which potentially provides them a space for resistance to the values of their biological and social mothers , if the latter's values cannot be accommodated within ...
They are supposed to emulate the qualities of their symbolic mothers , which potentially provides them a space for resistance to the values of their biological and social mothers , if the latter's values cannot be accommodated within ...
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them to operate within a more fully masculine context which includes the symbolic level . Finally , the Rule of the Sangh is a rule of sons and brothers , thus a Hindu nationalist form of filio - fraternarchy .
them to operate within a more fully masculine context which includes the symbolic level . Finally , the Rule of the Sangh is a rule of sons and brothers , thus a Hindu nationalist form of filio - fraternarchy .
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
THE HINDU NATIONALIST APPROACHES OF THE ECONOMY | 20 |
THE MATRIX THE | 23 |
Copyright | |
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According activities affiliates areas authority become Bharatiya body called camps caste cent central centre Christian claims Committee concerned conference Congress considered constituted culture December Delhi discipline discussion early economic elections established fact figures foreign given Golwalkar groups Hedgewar Hindu nationalism Hindu nationalist Ibid ideology important India individual industrial interest Interview issues Jana Sangh January leaders leadership March means meeting mother movement Muslim Nagpur November Organiser organization participants party party's political position pracharaks Pradesh Pratinidhi Sabha present President Press referred regional relations religious remain represented role Samiti Sangh Parivar secretary shakha Sharma social society strategy Swadeshi swayamsevaks symbolic traditional union units University Vajpayee values Western women workers young
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| Title | The Sangh Parivar: A Reader Critical issues in Indian politics Oxford India paperbacks |
| Editor | Christophe Jaffrelot |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Oxford University Press, 2005 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 17 Oct 2008 |
| ISBN | 0195669290, 9780195669299 |
| Length | 445 pages |
| Subjects | › › History / Asia / India & South Asia Political Science / Political Ideologies / General Political Science / World / General Religion / Religion, Politics & State |
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