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Inner and Outer Selves

Name: Inner and Outer Selves
Brand: OUP India
SKU: 02659389
Price: 150.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Subhadra Mitra Channa
ISBN: 9780198079422

Subhadra Mitra Channa

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02659389

Publishers OUP India, December 2013

The Inner and Outer Selves is an ethnographic study on a small group of pastoralists and erstwhile t... Full description

Libristo code: 02659389

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The Inner and Outer Selves is an ethnographic study on a small group of pastoralists and erstwhile trans-border traders in the Himalayas, the Jad Bhotiyas. It presents an anthropological perspective on trans- border trade and the changing locus of identity in the aftermath of the Indo-Tibetan border closure. From the study of a small community, the book deliberates on the more universal concepts of nationalism, identity, democracy, and borders between self and others-both metaphoric and real. The book discusses the qualitative aspects of the lives of men and especially women, their world-view, aspirations, and adaptation to the changing environment. This monograph also focuses on how in constructing their identity, the Bhotiyas relate to and navigate their physical surroundings and conceptualize the surrounding ecological landscape in their lives.