Rivista degli studi orientali : XCI, supplemento 2, 2018
[De-centring dominant narratives in India : alternative perceptions of history and development]

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  • De-centring dominant narratives in India : An Introduction
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  • Changing the narration, adjusting the order : The independence of the Rāmānandī sampradāya and the bestowing of the title of Jagadguru Rāmānandācārya
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  • Counter-scriptures as part of new identities and alternative histories in contemporary India : A case of the Amritbāṇī Granth
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  • To the rhythm of the Matua dance : breaking the fetters to imagine anew
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  • Migrating songs connecting the ocean : displacement, Bengali identity, and the performance of homeland
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  • Contesting claims over the past : differing perceptions of elite and Dalit historians in India
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  • Historicity, subalternity and caste
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  • History or tradition? : exploring Adivasi pasts in 19th century Jharkhand
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  • Showcasing Adivasi culture and history : a comparative analysis of tribal museums in Gumla and Ranchi
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  • Gender, caste and cultural politics of the nation : women of tamasha and nautanki
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  • Identity, migration and crime : conceptual underpinnings and select evidence from India
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  • Scripting the freedom song : 'ulfa' and the moment of dissent in Assam
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