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‘Outraged Communities’

Comparative Perspectives on the Politicization of Emotions in South Asia

Author(s) :	SAMAJ
Publication director :	Amélie Blom and Nicolas Jaoul
Area of Research :	South Asia
Publisher :	Association pour la Recherche sur l’Asie du Sud
Site :	http://samaj.revues.org/
Number :	2008/2

Edited by Amélie Blom and Nicolas Jaoul

Amélie Blom and Nicolas Jaoul
Introduction: The Moral and Affectual Dimension of Collective Action in South Asia [Full text]

Thomas Blom Hansen
The Political Theology of Violence in Contemporary India [Full text]

Nicolas Jaoul
The 'Righteous Anger' of the Powerless
Investigating Dalit Outrage over Caste Violence [Full text]

Amélie Blom
The 2006 Anti-‘Danish Cartoons’ Riot in Lahore
Outrage and the Emotional Landscape of Pakistani Politics [Full text]

Nosheen Ali
Outrageous State, Sectarianized Citizens:
Deconstructing the ‘Textbook Controversy’ in the Northern Areas, Pakistan [Full text]

Ali Riaz
Constructing Outraged Communities and State Responses:
The Taslima Nasreen Saga in 1994 and 2007 [Full text]

Pierre Centlivres
The Controversy over the Buddhas of Bamiyan [Full text]

Lionel Baixas and Charlène Simon
From Protesters to Martyrs
How to Become a 'True' Sikh [Full text]

Christophe Jaffrelot
Hindu Nationalism and the (Not So Easy) Art of Being Outraged
The Ram Setu Controversy [Full text]

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