The African Diaspora in India: Assimilation, Change and Cultural Survivals: Assimilation, Change and Cultural Survivals
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The African Diaspora in India: Assimilation, Change and Cultural Survivals: Assimilation, Change and Cultural Survivals

by Purnima Mehta Bhatt

History Sociology Cultural Studies
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This scholarly exploration traces the African diaspora's journey in India, detailing assimilation patterns, societal changes, and the remarkable survivals of cultural practices. It offers insights into how these communities have shaped and been shaped by Indian history, preserving unique identities amid integration.

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The African Diaspora in India examines the experiences of African-descended populations within the Indian subcontinent, focusing on processes of assimilation and adaptation over time.

It highlights how these communities have navigated cultural changes while maintaining distinct traditions and identities amidst diverse social landscapes.

The work addresses the interplay between historical migrations, societal integration, and the persistence of cultural elements that link these groups to their ancestral roots.

Through scholarly analysis, the book illuminates the broader implications for understanding diaspora dynamics in non-Western contexts.

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