Studies in Religion and the Everyday is a collection of essays that address the contours of religious beliefs and practices in the context of everyday life in India.
Studies in Religion and the Everyday is a collection of essays that address the contours of religious beliefs and practices in the context of everyday life in India.
Farhana Ibrahim is Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. A social anthropologist, her research interests include the study of borders, policing, migration, and ethnographic perspectives on the state. With a PhD from Cornell University, her ethnographic research, spanning almost two decades, centres on the western Indian region of Kutch. Her first book, Settlers, Saints, and Sovereigns: An Ethnography of State Formation in Western India (Routledge, 2009) focuses on Muslim pastoral communities in Gujarat along the Kutch-Sindh border. Her second book, From Family to Police Force: Security and Belonging on a South Asian Border (Cornell University Press, 2021) is an ethnography of policing, civil-military relations, kinship, and surveillance on a South Asian borderland. She has also co-edited South Asian Borderlands: Mobility, History, Affect (with Tanuja Kothiyal; Cambridge University Press, 2021).
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* Introduction * Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the City * 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property: Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras * 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City * 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds Among Migrant Workers in Delhi * Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community * 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism and the Making of Majorities and Minorities * 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following * 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social * 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market in the Era of Social Networks * Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through Labour, Work, and Employment * 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana * 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava: Religion and Employment in India * 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi * 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute * Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular Sovereignties * 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands * 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir * 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity: Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras
* Introduction * Section I: Capital, Urban Development, and Social Histories of the City * 1: Malavika Kasturi: Maths, Quotidian Conflicts, and Urban Property: Perspectives from Colonial Legal Archives in Banaras * 2: Usha Rao: Walking with the Gods: Re-making Ooru in a Global City * 3: Shankar Ramaswami: Abhimanyus in Exile: Entanglements and Bonds Among Migrant Workers in Delhi * Section II: Secularization, Democratization, and Community * 4: Moyukh Chatterjee: "What Kind of Hindu Are You?" Muscular Hinduism and the Making of Majorities and Minorities * 5: Benu Verma: Bovine Sifters: Cows, Indigeneity, and Environmentalism Among an Urban Middle-Class Guru Following * 6: Khalid Anis Ansari: "Like a Sackcloth Patch on Muslin": The Anti-Caste Pasmanda Narration of the Muslim Social * 7: Michel Boivin and Trisha Lalchandani: Everyday Religiosity among the Hindu Sindhis of India: Sindhi Identity and the Religious Market in the Era of Social Networks * Section III: Markets, Materiality, and Social Reproduction Through Labour, Work, and Employment * 8: Chandan Bose: Devi or Art History? Reading Entangled Narratives on the Lineage of Artisanal Skill from Telangana * 9: Girish Bahal, Ujaan Chandra, Sriya Iyer, and Anand Shrivastava: Religion and Employment in India * 10: Madhulika Sonkar: Taleem, Hunar, Tarbiyat: Meanings of Education and Vocation for Muslim Women in Old Delhi * 11: Renny Thomas: Religion, Religious, and Beliefs: The Life of Religion in an Indian Scientific Research Institute * Section IV: Boundaries and Thresholds, Sacred and Secular Sovereignties * 12: Tanuja Kothiyal: Crafty Devis of the Thar: Refashioning Charani Sagatis in the Indo-Pak Borderlands * 13: Malvika Sharma: Sounds of Religion or Sonic Disorder? Religion and Everyday Life in the Borderland of District Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir * 14: Aparna Balachandran: The Sounds of Everyday Christianity: Listening to the Protestant Mission in 19th Century Madras
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