Hoineilhing sitlhou (4 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. Introduction: Identity and Marginality/Hoineilhing Sitlhou. Part I: Politics of Difference and the Articulation of Identities. 1. Tribes, Colonialism and Postcolonial Predicament in Northeast India/Sajal Nag. 2. Interrogating India's Northeast as an Object of Knowledge Production/Papori Bora. Part II: Colonialism and Northeast India. 3. Colonialism and History Writing: The Mizo Experience/Malsawmdawngliana. 4. Census and Identity Politics among the Plains Tribes in Colonial Assam/Suryasikha Pathak. Part III: Race, Ethnicity and Migration. 5. Northeastern Migrants in Delhi: Racial Discrimination, Violence and State Response/Hoineilhing Sitlhou and Salah Punathil. 6. Northeast Youth Migration to Cities: The Kuki Case in Delhi/Thanggoulen Kipgen. Part IV: Negotiating Gender, Culture and Identity. 7. Alternative Sexuality and Civil Society in Mizoram/Lalhmingmawii. 8. Women in Conflict Situations: Experiences of Marginalisation of Displaced Kuki Women in Manipur/Ruth Nengneilhing. 9. Christianity and Gender: A Study of Protestant Mizo Women/V. Sawmveli. Part V: Indigeneity, Land and Identity. 10. Megalithic Culture of the Chakhesang Nagas: Reinterpreting the Self/Venusa Tinyi. 11. Livelihood Interventions and Marginalisation in Land and Forest Rights of Rural Khasi Women/Rekha M. Shangpliang. Part VI: Borders, States and Markets. 12. Marginalisation: Everyday Life Activities at the Myanmar-Mizoram Borderland/N. William Singh. 13. Global Markets, Local Risks and Social Marginality: A Study of Cancer-Affected People in Mizoram/Lalhmangaihi Chhakchhuak. Index. Northeast India is home to numerous ethnic communities. Considered a marginal geographical space, this region is as diverse as India itself in terms of its languages, cultures, and ethnicities. However, the dominant tendency is to conceptualise the Northeast as a singular, homogenous territory, and this problematic construction both implies a shared identity among different ethnic communities and determines the way the region is governed by the Indian state. Identity and Marginality in Northeast India rectifies this construction and highlights the heterogeneity of the different groups and their unique experiences, contestations and conflicts. The volume explores the connection of the history of the Northeast to the present issues affecting the region, such as intra- and inter-ethnic conflicts that result in human security concerns, the racism faced by Northeasterners outside the region, discrimination against non-normative sexualities, and state violence in the form of AFSPA. The book inspects how colonial policies transformed internal social relations within the tribal and non-tribal communities and led to a state of marginalisation. This was further reinforced and reproduced in post-Independence India not only through an exclusion from mainstream society, but also through the invisibilisation of Northeasterners in official statistics, state policies, media and research. This volume challenges colonial, nationalist and regional historiography and its marginalisation of Northeast India, and will interest students and scholars of post-colonial studies, history and sociology and social anthropology. Readers interested in race and ethnicity, tribes and indigenous cultures, and Northeast India will also find it an absorbing read.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. 1. Behind the scene: prejudice of Kuki chin-Zo women in Manipur. 2. Portrayal of women in folktales and myths of the Kukis. 3. Weaving: the traditional craft by the Kuki women. 4. Women in the informal economy: unpacking realities of the tribal women vendors of Manipur. 5. Women organisations and collective protest: nature, scope and challenges. 6. Customary laws of the Chikims with special reference to the Thadous. 7. The socio-cultural lives of Vaiphei women as defined by the Vaiphei customary laws. 8. Status of simte women in Manipur. 9. Health and quality of life: a case study among the Kuki women of Sapormeina Manipur. 10. Women's health and healthcare accessibility: a case study of Kuki women in Gelnel village of West Sadar Hills. The Kuki Women has thirteen essays written by thirteen authors. It deals with different facets of the intersection of gender and society in the context of the Kukis. It deals with diverse issues of gender such as: prejudices faced by women, portrayal of women in folktales and myths, weaving, women in the informal economy as vendors, women organisations and collective protest, customary laws of the Vaiphei and Thadou women, status of the Simte women, women's health, quality of life and healthcare accessibility, representation of women in Thadou-Kuki films, marriage system and linguistic representation of men and women. The book is a tribute to all the women who have silently worked behind the scene in the history of the Kuki society-the little girl who reluctantly gave up the opportunity to study so that her brother (s) could get education the mother who selflessly toiled for her family to the point of shutting off her own dreams the competent wife who delights in her husband's success and remains content to be in the shadow of her husband and lastly to all the women who believed, fought and secure a visible place for themselves in the Kuki society. (jacket).…