Writing Social History

Sumit Sarkar

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Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies Philosophy, History, and Historiography South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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The eight essays in this volume seek to combine an empirical study of themes in late-colonial Indian history with an intervention in current debates about the extent and nature of Western colonial domination. Sumit Sarkar makes a powerful case for the importance of richly-detailed, nuanced social history.

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