Идентичность, гегемония и сопротивление: К социальной истории обращений в Ориссе, ок. 1800-2000 гг (Russian Edition)
In 'Identity, Hegemony, and Resistance,' Biswamoy Pati traces the social history of forms of address in Orissa from 1800 to 2000. The study reveals how these linguistic practices embody identity, power struggles, and societal resistance, offering a window into the region's cultural evolution and social dynamics.
About This Book
The book delves into the social history of forms of address in Orissa over the period from approximately 1800 to 2000. It analyzes how these linguistic elements have shaped and been shaped by broader social structures.
Central to the work is the exploration of identity formation through everyday language use. The author investigates how addresses contribute to establishing social hierarchies and cultural norms in the region.
Hegemony and resistance emerge as key themes, illustrating the tensions between dominant powers and counter-movements. This historical perspective highlights evolving patterns in Orissa's social interactions.
Through a detailed examination of historical sources, the book provides a nuanced understanding of linguistic practices as sites of power negotiation. It contributes to the broader field of social history in South Asia.
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