Beyond the Myth is a powerful “eye-opener” against the distorted narratives that have long overshadowed the Chakma and Hajong communities of Arunachal Pradesh. Written by Arunjit Chakma, a member of the Chakma community, this book exposes how politically motivated myths—rooted in biased sources—have infiltrated academia and society, reducing these communities to dehumanizing labels such as "refugee," "illegal immigrant," and "foreigner." Through a blend of personal insight and rigorous analysis, Chakma challenges these falsehoods, reveals their damaging impact on both perception and policy, and calls for a new narrative that honours the communities’ resilience and centuries-old ties to the land, urging readers to embrace a more equitable and truthful understanding.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Beyond the Myth is a powerful 'eye-opener' against the distorted narratives that have long overshadowed the Chakma and Hajong communities of Arunachal Pradesh. Written by Arunjit Chakma, a member of the Chakma community, this book exposes how politically motivated myths-rooted in biased sources-have infiltrated academia and society, reducing these communities to dehumanizing labels such as 'refugee,' 'illegal immigrant,' and 'foreigner.' Through a blend of personal insight and rigorous analysis, Chakma challenges these falsehoods, reveals their damaging impact on both perception and policy, and calls for a new narrative that honours the communities' resilience and centuries-old ties to the land, urging readers to embrace a more equitable and truthful understanding. Artikel-Nr. 9798899290459
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