India, Nation-state and Communalism: To Honour Dr. Nandlal GuptaG. S. Bhalla This Volume Examines The Dynamics Of Communalism. It Covers The Historical Perspective, Socio-Cultural Bases, Nexus With Imperialism & Certain Foreign Forces, Truck With Religion, Hindu Rationals, Erronons And Politicization Of Punjab, Role Of The Working Class In Fighting The Malaise Etc. A Team Of Intellectuals (Bipin Chandra, Mohit Sen, Satyapal Dang, Moinshakir, Asghar Ali Engineer To Name A Few) Show How The Disease Spreads And Pollutes The Psyche Of The People. |
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Historical Perspective | 1 |
Theoretical Bases | 10 |
The SocioCultural Bases of Communalism | 17 |
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