Resistance in Everyday Life
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Resistance in Everyday Life
Constructing Cultural Experiences
Villadsen, Jakob Waag; Marsico, Giuseppina; Hviid, Pernille; Chaudhary, Nandita
Springer Verlag, Singapore
05/2018
328
Mole
Inglês
9789811099120
15 a 20 dias
6035
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1. Introduction: Rhythms of resistance and existence Nandita Chaudhary, Pernille Hviid, Giuseppina Marsico, Jakob Waag Villadsen. -Section 1: Cultural productions through resistance. -2. Dalit women in India: Crafting narratives of success Savita Sagar and Vinita Bhargava. -3. The third gender and their identity in India society Nandita Chaudhary and Shashi Shukla. -4. Trajectories of resistance and historical reflections, Constance de Saint-Laurent. -5. Children finding their ways through life spaces: Glimpses from the Indian ecology Shipra Suneja and Bhanumathi Sharma. -6. Adolescent dissent and conflict resolution in the Indian context Neerja Sharma. -7. Cultural scripts, dialogue and performance: Creating processes for resistance and resolve Asha Singh. -Section 2: Conflicts, stability and renewal. -8. Anjani: Unspoken resistance Ayesha Sindhu. -9. Resisting but accepting ideology: Making sense through doublethink David Carre. -10. Making meaning out of a lifetime: The life and times of Indira Gandhi Punya Pillai. -11. The street art of resistance: The case of revolutionary graffiti artists in Cairo Sarah H. Awad, Brady Wagoner and Vlad Glaveanu. -12. Resisting inequality but loving those cheap ironed shirts: Danish expatriates' experiences of becoming employers of domestic staff in India Sanna Schliewe. -13. Children's resistance in the emergence of learning as leading activity: Playfulness in the transformation of spaces of participation Paula Alejandra Cavada Hrepich. -Section 3: Resistance serves the transformation. -14. Seeing imagination as resistance and resistance as imagination Luca Tateo. -15. Classical Indian dance and the dancer: Engaging with tradition and modernity Vinita Bhargava and Priya Srinivasan. -16. Culture, gender and resistance: Perspectives from India, Shraddha Kapoor Varoona Nagpal , Pooja Maggu. -17. Oedipus meets Ganesha: A prospective Psychoanalyst's encounters with India Dominik Stefan Mihalits. -18. Resisting early marriage: A Case Study from the tea gardens of Assam Dipjyoti Konwar, Vinita Bhargava and Bhanumathi Sharma. -19. Women in Indian families: Resisting, every day Mila Tuli. -20. General Conclusions - Rhythms of resistance: A way forward Nandita Chaudhary and Jaan Valsiner.
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Resistance in everyday life;resistance as positive experience;Everyday resistance;Identity and resistance;Personhood;adolescent dissent;Dialogue and resistance;the third gender;resisting early marriage in India;resistance and learning
1. Introduction: Rhythms of resistance and existence Nandita Chaudhary, Pernille Hviid, Giuseppina Marsico, Jakob Waag Villadsen. -Section 1: Cultural productions through resistance. -2. Dalit women in India: Crafting narratives of success Savita Sagar and Vinita Bhargava. -3. The third gender and their identity in India society Nandita Chaudhary and Shashi Shukla. -4. Trajectories of resistance and historical reflections, Constance de Saint-Laurent. -5. Children finding their ways through life spaces: Glimpses from the Indian ecology Shipra Suneja and Bhanumathi Sharma. -6. Adolescent dissent and conflict resolution in the Indian context Neerja Sharma. -7. Cultural scripts, dialogue and performance: Creating processes for resistance and resolve Asha Singh. -Section 2: Conflicts, stability and renewal. -8. Anjani: Unspoken resistance Ayesha Sindhu. -9. Resisting but accepting ideology: Making sense through doublethink David Carre. -10. Making meaning out of a lifetime: The life and times of Indira Gandhi Punya Pillai. -11. The street art of resistance: The case of revolutionary graffiti artists in Cairo Sarah H. Awad, Brady Wagoner and Vlad Glaveanu. -12. Resisting inequality but loving those cheap ironed shirts: Danish expatriates' experiences of becoming employers of domestic staff in India Sanna Schliewe. -13. Children's resistance in the emergence of learning as leading activity: Playfulness in the transformation of spaces of participation Paula Alejandra Cavada Hrepich. -Section 3: Resistance serves the transformation. -14. Seeing imagination as resistance and resistance as imagination Luca Tateo. -15. Classical Indian dance and the dancer: Engaging with tradition and modernity Vinita Bhargava and Priya Srinivasan. -16. Culture, gender and resistance: Perspectives from India, Shraddha Kapoor Varoona Nagpal , Pooja Maggu. -17. Oedipus meets Ganesha: A prospective Psychoanalyst's encounters with India Dominik Stefan Mihalits. -18. Resisting early marriage: A Case Study from the tea gardens of Assam Dipjyoti Konwar, Vinita Bhargava and Bhanumathi Sharma. -19. Women in Indian families: Resisting, every day Mila Tuli. -20. General Conclusions - Rhythms of resistance: A way forward Nandita Chaudhary and Jaan Valsiner.
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