.... This article argues that this Ahmadiyya-British encounter had the effect of constituting a transnational sphere in which the place of religious freedom was contested and negotiated, both in terms of the actual physical place in which British colonial subjects could enjoy religious freedoms and the place...

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... agencies have reason to suspect the Kheiri brothers for setting up a “Nazi cell” at Aligarh Muslim University in Northern India? Why should, a few years earlier, the student Syed Abid Husain delve into “humanistic” German educational theory in an effort to define a place for India's Muslim “minority...

...Shaunna Rodrigues Abstract This article argues that Abul Kalam Azad, one of India's most prominent anticolonial thinkers, was critical of nationalism because of its emphasis on circumscribing a political community with territorial borders. Instead, he conceived of India as a place, and he used...

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...Noor Nieftagodien 1. Segal, The Human Face of Violence. 427Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East Vol. 37, No. 3, 2017 doi 10.1215/1089201x-4279128 © 2017 by Duke University Press Life in South Africa s Hostels Carceral Spaces and Places of Refuge Noor Nieftagodien M...

... more recent networks of Buddhist restoration in the subcontinent, with particular focus on the role of social memory and material culture in shaping modern narratives of place and belonging. While a diverse array of Indian politicians, Buddhist leaders, and intellectuals—from Jawaharlal Nehru...

... and branches intertwined as one. At the bottom of these trees are usually placed several reliefs of intertwined serpents, an image very similar to that of Hermes/Mercury's caduceus. It is also a common practice in Tamil Nadu to place at the bottom of an abandoned termite hill milk, eggs, and bananas to honor...

...Nile Green Models of geographical space are empowered by a hard rhetoric that, in suggesting the concrete stability of the longue durée , lends the aura of geological fixity. But while places might themselves be sheer facts, our conceptions of them both in themselves and in relation to other places...

... thinkers have helped put into motion this paradigm shift, asking how and in which ways histories of the Middle East might be nudged in different directions. Tagliacozzo’s article travels in these same furrows, arguing that Southeast Asia—a place seldom envisioned as part of the Middle East—is also a part...

... and their adjoining hinterlands. Bholakpur, in the city of Hyderabad, India, is one such place. There are hundreds like it scattered around the country. Even as they perform the double function of reproducing the urban economy while inoculating it from the injurious effects of its own detritus, places like Bholakpur...

...Francesca Orsini; Sara Marzagora; Karima Laachir Abstract Against the nationalist production of monolingual literary histories, this introduction to the special section “Multilingual Locals” urges literary and intellectual historians to “place languages back into dialogue.” Colonialism did...

... of inhabitation. Camps enact the collapse of the separation between life and politics by making the very fact of inhabitation in itself the basis of political control and contestation. If our world is becoming uninhabitable, the camp, the most common defense against racialized bodies moving to find a place...