Literacy and Conversion in the Discourse of Hindu Nationalism

Gauri Viswanathan

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La remise du Prix Nobel d'economie a Amartya Sen en 1998 fut saluee en Inde par tous les observateurs, hormis par le parti nationaliste Hindou Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) qui y a vu l'expression d'une propagande en faveur de valeurs occidentales. A. Sen a ete couronne pour avoir mis l'accent notamment sur l'alphabetisation comme facteur de developpement. A travers la contestation de la legitimite de son Prix, le VHP entend critiquer l'education dispensee par les ecoles missionnaires, le proselytisme chretien et la conversion religieuse

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