Womanhood in the Making is an ethnographic study of Brahman women's ritual practice that focuses on relations between religious practice, class and caste inequalities, and nationalist discourses.
Womanhood in the Making is an ethnographic study of Brahman women's ritual practice that focuses on relations between religious practice, class and caste inequalities, and nationalist discourses.
Mary Hancock is assistant professor of anthropology at the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Introduction Prologue: Making and Unmaking the "Great Tradition" Tradition Modernity and Their Gendered Places Domestic Ritual and Its Practice Feminisms The Public Culture of Domestic Rituat About the Book Part 2: Elite Cultures and Hybrid Modernities Brokering Culture for the Nation Caste Culture and Modernity Smarta Brahmans in Chennai: Historical Roots of Contemporary "Middleness " Elite Identity and Postcolonial Cultural Politics Smartas As Cultural Brokers Conclusion The Moral Etiquette of Everyday Hinduism Everyday Hinduism The Domestic Interior Conclusion: Cultural Logics of Consumption Part 3: The World in the Home The Ritualization of Womanhood Ritual Time The Life Course Imagined Negotiating Normativity Temporality and Womanhood Conclusion: Womanhood's Contradictions The Uncertain Subject(s) of Womanhood The Goddess and Her Servants Improvised Lives Part 4: The Home in the World Hinduism and the Spaces of Modernity Hindu Temples and the "Public Sphere " Temples As Contested Public Spaces Religion and Urban Life Urban Places and Female Spaces Parvati Rajalakshmi Conclusion Hindu Culture for an Indian Nation Hindutva Goes South Consenting to What? Jan Kalyan As a Discourse of Hindu Nationalism Bringing the Nation Home Tradition Revisited Navarattiri in a New Key The Contest Ethnographies and Feminisms
Part 1: Introduction Prologue: Making and Unmaking the "Great Tradition" Tradition Modernity and Their Gendered Places Domestic Ritual and Its Practice Feminisms The Public Culture of Domestic Rituat About the Book Part 2: Elite Cultures and Hybrid Modernities Brokering Culture for the Nation Caste Culture and Modernity Smarta Brahmans in Chennai: Historical Roots of Contemporary "Middleness " Elite Identity and Postcolonial Cultural Politics Smartas As Cultural Brokers Conclusion The Moral Etiquette of Everyday Hinduism Everyday Hinduism The Domestic Interior Conclusion: Cultural Logics of Consumption Part 3: The World in the Home The Ritualization of Womanhood Ritual Time The Life Course Imagined Negotiating Normativity Temporality and Womanhood Conclusion: Womanhood's Contradictions The Uncertain Subject(s) of Womanhood The Goddess and Her Servants Improvised Lives Part 4: The Home in the World Hinduism and the Spaces of Modernity Hindu Temples and the "Public Sphere " Temples As Contested Public Spaces Religion and Urban Life Urban Places and Female Spaces Parvati Rajalakshmi Conclusion Hindu Culture for an Indian Nation Hindutva Goes South Consenting to What? Jan Kalyan As a Discourse of Hindu Nationalism Bringing the Nation Home Tradition Revisited Navarattiri in a New Key The Contest Ethnographies and Feminisms
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