Time Warps: Silent and Evasive Pasts in Indian Politics and Religion

Ashis Kumar Nandy

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Contending stories in the culture of Indian politics - traditions and the future of democracy democratic culture and images of the state the politics of secularism and the recovery of religious tolerance coping with the politics of faiths and cultures a report on the present state of health of the gods and goddesses in South Asia time travel to a possible self - searching for an alternative cosmopolitanism violence and creativity in the late-20th century.

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