Nivedita Menon traces how the discourse of secularism hyper-visualizes women and religion as a means of obscuring forms of capitalist, racialized, caste, and anti-minoritarian violence throughout the global South.
Nivedita Menon traces how the discourse of secularism hyper-visualizes women and religion as a means of obscuring forms of capitalist, racialized, caste, and anti-minoritarian violence throughout the global South.
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Thinking Secularism from the Global South 1 1. State, Religion, and the Bodies of Women 35 2. Hindu Majoritarianism and the Construction of Religion 91 3. The Failed Project of Creating Hindus 126 4. The Self and Psychoanalysis from the Global South 198 5. Capitalism as Secular Science 261 6. Insurgent Constitutionalism and Radical Frames of Citizenship 315 7. Reshaping Worlds—Beyond the Capitalist Horizon 351 Bibliography 389 Index 443
Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Thinking Secularism from the Global South 1 1. State, Religion, and the Bodies of Women 35 2. Hindu Majoritarianism and the Construction of Religion 91 3. The Failed Project of Creating Hindus 126 4. The Self and Psychoanalysis from the Global South 198 5. Capitalism as Secular Science 261 6. Insurgent Constitutionalism and Radical Frames of Citizenship 315 7. Reshaping Worlds—Beyond the Capitalist Horizon 351 Bibliography 389 Index 443
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