The Intimate Enemy
Loss and Recovery of Self under Colonialism
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ISBN:
9780198062172
Publication date:
17/06/2009
Paperback
152 pages
216x140mm
Price: 445.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198062172
Publication date:
17/06/2009
Paperback
152 pages
Second Edition Edition
Ashis Nandy
Author, an internationally renowned cultural critic,A classic book which has been in print for twenty-five years,New preface by author
Rights: World Rights
Second Edition Edition
Ashis Nandy
Description
Political, economic, and cultural domination under colonialism has repeatedly been studied during the last hundred years. Breaking with the tradition, Ashis Nandy explores the ways in which colonialism damaged the colonizing societies themselves, and how the likes of Gandhi resisted their rulers in British India by building on the lifestyle, values, and psychology of ordinary Indians and by heeding dissenting voices from the West.
This edition, with a new Preface by the author, commemorates twenty-five years of the book being in print. The book will appeal to general readers as well as students and scholars of sociology, history, psychology, and
cultural studies.
About the author
Ashis Nandy, Dr, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, DelhiSecond Edition Edition
Ashis Nandy
Table of contents
Preface to the Second Edition, Preface
1.:THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLONIALISM: Sex, Age and Ideology in British India
2.:THE UNCOLONIALIZED MIND: A Post-Colonial View of India and the West
Index
Second Edition Edition
Ashis Nandy
Description
Political, economic, and cultural domination under colonialism has repeatedly been studied during the last hundred years. Breaking with the tradition, Ashis Nandy explores the ways in which colonialism damaged the colonizing societies themselves, and how the likes of Gandhi resisted their rulers in British India by building on the lifestyle, values, and psychology of ordinary Indians and by heeding dissenting voices from the West.
This edition, with a new Preface by the author, commemorates twenty-five years of the book being in print. The book will appeal to general readers as well as students and scholars of sociology, history, psychology, and
cultural studies.
About the author
Ashis Nandy, Dr, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, DelhiTable of contents
Preface to the Second Edition, Preface
1.:THE PSYCHOLOGY OF COLONIALISM: Sex, Age and Ideology in British India
2.:THE UNCOLONIALIZED MIND: A Post-Colonial View of India and the West
Index
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