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020			_a9788178243412 _c(pbk)
082			_a954 _bHAR
100			_aHardiman, David
245			_aHistories for the subordinated
260			_aRanikhet : _bPermanent Black, _c2006
300			_aviii, 392 p. ; _c21.2 cm.
365			_aINR _b595
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
520			_aDavid Hardiman, a founding member of ‘Subaltern Studies’ and the author of several monographs on the societies, cultures, and histories of Western India (Gujarat, Maharashtra, and parts of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan), is widely recognized as being among the foremost contemporary historians of the subcontinent. His prose is seen as being particularly accessible and jargon-free. Hardiman’s practice as a historian— both via his enormously rich empiricism, archival work, and fieldwork, as well as via his discursive lucidity—has been an inspiration to many, even as it has implicitly questioned some of the fashionably arcane modes of history-writing.
650			_aEthnic groups
650			_aEthnology
650			_aGujarat
650			_aSocial movements
650			_aPoor
650			_aMarginality
650			_aSocial life and customs
942			_2ddc _cBK