Postmodern Desire, Learning from IndiaPromilla & Company, Publishers, 1994 - 352 sider In This Study India Is Used To Illuminate The Postmodern West. It Points To The Ways That The West De-Politicises And Therefore Masks, Systemic And Epismetic Violence. It Also Challenges The Dynamic Of Social Change Presented By Postmodern Discourse And Suggests The Repressive, Rather Than Liberatory, Ends Of Postmodern Desire. The Celebrated Diversity Of Postmodernism Is Challenged By The Realities The Vast Majority Of The Population Have Neither The Resources, Knowledge, Or Education To Participate In The Allere Of Postmodernism. |
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Preface | 9 |
The Politics of Postmodern Desire | 19 |
The Constellation | 31 |
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accumulation action appears approach areas arises aspiration Ayodhya become Bina body Brahmins capitalism carried caste caste-class cited communal concern construction continues cultural deal death Delhi difference discourse display economic effect evident example experience express face factory fates fear flows force further global Hindu human imports India intensities interests labour language lifestyle living logic lower Mala manipulation Manu Manu's marriage meaning middle class middle class desire modernist moment nature observations organisation orientation planning play political position possibility postmodern desire present problems production projective provides reality relations religion religious remains reports repressed signifiers social society space status stories strategic structures style success suggests symbolic tion Today traditional transgression tribal turn urban values violence West
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