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Notes , 285 Nationalism in India (New Brunswick, NJ : Rutgers University Press, 2008); Benj amin Zachariah, "Uses of Scientific Argument;' Economic and Political Weeky 36, no. 39 (September 29-0ctober 5, 2001). 70. For Lloyd and Susanne Hoeber Rudolph, in their book 1he Postmodern Gandhi (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010). "postmodern" refers to anything that is first, present during the time of post-cold war late capitalism; and second, critical of at least one of the pillars of high modernism. This includes any sort of oppositional ideas or practices facing any one of the dominant features of high modernism, lumping together all the various sorts of possible critiques from the reactionary to the progressive. This makes their argument not only anachronistic but also sloppy. For instance, among the traits they consider evidence of Gandhi's postmodernity are his conscious affinity with the critical "other west;' epistemological relativism, critique of modern industrial development and positivist hegemony, dislike of the centralized and authoritarian state, spirituality, and vegetarianism (since this is counterculrural in the Western context, though of course not in the Hindu Indian context, it therefore must be "postmodern"). 71. Robert Young, in Postcoloni,tlism: An Historical Introduction (Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2001), roots postcolonialism in third worldist socialism, defining its innovations in practice as the adaptation of Marxist thought to the anticolonial context. Similarly, in Methodologies of the Oppressed (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2000), Chela Sandoval argues that the insights of poststructuralist thought and other academic forms of oppositional knowledge run parallel to movements of the Opprt:ssed against colonization.
286 I <strong>Ramnath</strong> 72. The phrase was coined in Jeffrey Herf, Reactionary Modernism: Technology, Culture, and Poliths in Weimar and the Ihird Reich (Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1984). The New Social Movements I. I was initially reluctant to write this more contemporary chapter. because I'm not a participant-observer in the movements in question. just a knowledgeable sympathizer with multiple points of oblique contact. Plus the topic of the book itself calls fiJr a heightened awareness of my own practice as a writer. \Y/ith the inevitable risk of misrepresentation or distortion through misplaced emphasis. this piece should be considered a friendly interpretive hypothesis. 2. Nivcdita Menon and Aditya Nigam. Power and Contestation: India Since 1989 (New Yo rk : Zed Books. 2007). 3. 3. Ibid. 4. Gail Omvedt. Reint1enting Revolution: New Social Jvfovements and the Socialist Tradition in India (Armonk. NY: M. E. Sharpe. 1993), 183. S. Partha Chatterjee. "Towards a Postcolonial Modernity: AsiaSource Interview with Partha Chatterjee:' avaibhle ?t http:/ / www.sciy.org/2009 1071041 towards-a -postcolonial-m odernityasiasource-interview-with-partha-chatterjcc/. 6. Nivedita Menon. "The Nation-state in the Mirror of Political Science" (paper presented at the National Centre for Biological Sciences. Bangalore, December 1999). available at http://criticalencounters.wordpress.com/2009 102/081 the-nation-state-in-themirror-of-political-science-tracking-a-discipline-in-india. 7. Omvedt. Reinventing Revolution, 304. 8. '''End of the Left' in India? Statement by Leftists after
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Contents Introduction 1 Decolonizat
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2 I Ramnath mind I set out to try t
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4 I Ramnath capitalism (which far f
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6 I Ramnath can we identify just wh
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8 I Ramnath bhakti movements immort
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10 I Ramnath processes that anarchi
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The Highest Form of Anarchism Given
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Oecolonization I 17 analysis of glo
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Decolonization I 19 overlords and u
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Decolonizalion I 21 decolonization.
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Decolonization I 23 such a freighte
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Decolonization I 25 intelligentsia-
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Decolonization , 27 many anarchists
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Decolonization I 29 exchangeable co
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Decolonilation I 33 Non-Western, Or
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46 1 Ramnath militants in the Unite
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48 I Ramnath groups, including both
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50 I Ramnalh The curriculum include
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52 I Ramnath The text listed three
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54 I Ramnath enemy will in the stru
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56 I Ramnalh a fu nction of a moral
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58 I Ramnath justifiable but impera
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62 I Ramnath Paris After the Dhingr
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64 I Ramnath where the people have
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66 I Ramnath he realized what they
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68 I Ramnath or nine hours. Possibl
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70 I Ramoath excise, rather than fr
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72 I Ramnath which produced greater
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74 I Ramnath power, which Chirol di
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76 I Ramnath consciousness, by punc
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80 I Ramnalh reputation.!' Then aga
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82 I Ramnath the sands of the jumna
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84 I Ramnath malaise. Biographer Em
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85 I Ramnath sllch as British rule,
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88 I Ramnath this, society as a who
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90 I Ramnath Daval was damaging the
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92 I Ramnath he was a revolutionist
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94 I Ramnath member "renounces all
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96 I Ramnath British-born Mag6nist
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100 I Ramnath Har Dayal had written
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102 I Ramnath And India? While reit
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104 I Ramnath government of India.
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106 I Ramnath himself strictly as a
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108 I Ramnath of "Working Class Ind
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110 1 Ramnath Mukerji In 1908 or 19
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112 I Ramnath fo r 'system; liberty
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114 I Ramnalh them, those old Hindu
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116 I Ramnalh rotating basis, and b
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118 I Ramnath The next leg ofMukerj
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120 I Ramnath Mukerji one day chall
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122 I Ramnath To which Mukerji reit
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126 I Ramnath Acharya's closest ass
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128 I Ramnath mutiny among the Sout
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138 I Ramnath However, the pattern
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142 I Ramnath After the upheavals o
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146 I Ramnath the proper orthodoxy;
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148 I Ramnath Vidyarthi, and throug
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152 I Ramnath organisation."''! Ye
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154 I Ramnalh movements as well as
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156 I Ramnath Zindabad!" (Hindi/Urd
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166 I Ramnath bad idea from the per
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168 I Ramnath encourage men of powe
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180 I Ramnath way to perpetuate Ori
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182 I Ramnath were tasked with "Ani
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184 I Ramnath It was to this trait
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186 I Ramnath outside the state, wh
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188 I Ramnalh Sarvodaya Two postcol
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192 I Ramnath A native ofBihar, JP
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194 I Ramnath letter via Prabhavati
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196 I Ramnath "ultimately aims at c
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220 I Ramnath It all came back to t
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