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... be produced out of the variegated conditions of domination and subordination of capitalist modernity in the non-West. The educator and social reformer Jotirao Phule encountered similar issues in his efforts to transform lower-caste consciousness in late nineteenth-century colonial Maharashtra. Phule...

...Thomas Crowley Abstract This article explores the thought of philosopher, historian, and activist Sharad Patil, particularly the way he constructs theoretical arguments by drawing on, expanding, and critiquing the insights of his predecessors in radical anti-caste thought, Jotirao Phule and B. R...

... of criticism and commentary on the thinkers who are addressed in this themed section. These figures include the father of anticaste thought, Jotirao Phule; fiery critics of race and capital such as W. E. B. Du Bois, Frantz Fanon, and Malcolm X, whose thought...

...?” Economic and Political Weekly 37 , no. 50 ( 2002 ): 5003 – 9 . O'Hanlon Rosalind . Caste, Conflict, and Ideology: Mahatma Jotirao Phule and Low Caste Protest in Nineteenth-Century Western India . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1985 . Rao Anupama . The Caste Question...

... , 2011 . Derrida Jacques . Given Time . Translated by Kamuf Peggy . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1992 . Deshpande Gobind Purushottam , ed. Selected Writings of Jotiba Phule . New Delhi : Left Word Books , 2002 . Guru Gopal , ed. Humiliation: Claims...

...) a brief discussion of ing to nonhegemonic groups—such as women the views of Jotiba Phule, a lower-caste Hindu and members of the lower castes—identified who was among the very first modern Indians and supported a positive role...

... . Midgley Clare . Women against Slavery: The British Campaigns, 1780–1870 . London : Routledge , 1992 . O’Hanlon Rosalind . Caste, Conflict and Ideology: Mahatma Jotirao Phule and Low-Caste Protest in Nineteenth-Century Western India . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press...

..., the history of modern Islam, historical semantics, com- Aniket Jaaware currently teaches English at the Shiv parative studies, and translation studies. Nadar University. His other translations include Jotirao Phule’s A Cultivator’s Whipcord. His new book, Christine Philliou is an associate professor...

..., Tracts for the Times/10 (Hyderabad: Orient Longman). O'Hanlon , Rosalind , 1985 . Caste, Conflict, and Ideology: Mahatma Jotirao Phule and Low Caste Protest in Nineteenth-Century Western India (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Pendse , Sandeep , (ed.), 1994 . At Crossroads...

... of lower- caste groups identified in a schedule of the constitu- tion that entitles them to protections and privi- leges from the state. Members of these castes take the name dalit, a word meaning the op- pressed, to refer to themselves following its reported first use by Jotiba Phule in the nine- teenth...

... expression in the form of the VHP Gandhi-Ambedkar, Phule, M.N. Roy, perhaps which, in turn, allowed a gradual alignment and Ram Manohar Lohiya, and so on. We have yet to realignment with major minorities (the Muslims in begin to grasp the larger ramifications of the Dalit particular), the Dalit...

... who like him, were the product of the came to know about Mahatma Jyotirao Phule.’ reservation system. He resigned in 1964 when a Dalit colleague was The association launched in 1971 became a federa- suspended for having protested the cancellation of a tion in 1973, and went beyond...

... to school teachers taking up arms against It can also be noted that when middle and low caste so• colonial rule, to Mahars facing repression for refusing to do cial radicals like Jotiba Phule, Pandit Kondiram and Gopal traditional village duties. He also wrote songs that are still Baba Walangkar arose...

... in this cultural/political project. who acknowledge their desires and their independ- Women like Savithribai Phule, Tarabai Shinde, ence and accept responsibility for their own lives, Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain challenged the forma- even as in Erial at the cost of love. She analyses tions of the reformers...

... Kamuf. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992. away from the existing division of labor between Deshpande, Gobind Purushottam, ed. Selected Writings of philosophy and the social sciences. Jotiba Phule. New Delhi: Left Word Books, 2002. What is the relation between...

...- India?” Economic and Political Weekly 37, no. 50 (2002): lem of character (Faisal Devji, this forum), in the 5003 – 9. sense of what this meant for Sarkar in his efforts O’Hanlon, Rosalind. Caste, Conflict, and Ideology: Mahatma to grasp the Mughal past as the tragic precursor Jotirao Phule...

... of the lower castes, such as J. their affairs themselves and to benefit from jobs and Phule. 10 Shivaji was exalted as an ideal by V. D. housing.12 For years, immigrants from Karnataka, Savarkar, the most coherent and radical ideologue of Tamil Nadu, and the Gangetic Plain represented more Hindu...

...- agents of the rich; tional tamasha form as Satyashodhnk jdsas had done in the early days of Phule’s Non-Brahman movement, and The Independent Labour Party is our true house. anticipating similar Communist efforts in the 1940s.a Poems published from time to time in Janata also repre- Take up...

..., and there are circumstances in which BSP can tap Periyar and Phule, a recently martyred Christian tribal, and intense cadre support. such key symbols from contending religious communities as The first electoral campaign, fought under the D-S4 ban• Buddha, Kabir, and Ravidas. BAMCEF publications carried ner in Haryana...

... in a recognizably liberal language olition,” letter 168, 19 December 1829; cited in Jotirao Phule imagined a pre-­brahmanical of rights, with the crucial difference that he Philips, Correspondence, 1 : 3 6 7   –   ​6 9 . realm of King Bali whose egalitarianism was framed it within a critique of caste. See...