Raka Shome explores the logics of governmentality of contemporary Hindu Nationalism in India and the ways it inscribes Indian modernity as a purified Hindu modernity.
Raka Shome explores the logics of governmentality of contemporary Hindu Nationalism in India and the ways it inscribes Indian modernity as a purified Hindu modernity.
Raka Shome is The Harron Family Endowed Chair and Professor of Communication at Villanova University and author of Diana and Beyond: White Femininity, National Identity, and Contemporary Media Culture.
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Preface xi Acknowledgments xv 1. Cleansing the Nation: Hindu Nationalism, the Hindu Modern, and Gender 1 2. Purifying Bharat Mata 57 3. “Women’s Empowerment” Through Toilet Modernity: The No Toilet, No Bride Campaign 107 4. Swachh Violence: The Will to Punish 158 5. From Cleansing to Cleaning: An Alternative (Clean) India 205 Notes 221 References 231 Index
Preface xi Acknowledgments xv 1. Cleansing the Nation: Hindu Nationalism, the Hindu Modern, and Gender 1 2. Purifying Bharat Mata 57 3. “Women’s Empowerment” Through Toilet Modernity: The No Toilet, No Bride Campaign 107 4. Swachh Violence: The Will to Punish 158 5. From Cleansing to Cleaning: An Alternative (Clean) India 205 Notes 221 References 231 Index
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