Indigenous identity: burden or liberation? Reflections on “adivasi” politics in Kerala
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Indigenous identity: burden or liberation? Reflections on “adivasi” politics in Kerala. / Steur, Luisa Johanna.
I: I I A S Newsletter, Bind 53, 2010, s. 26.Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Bidrag til avis - Kronik › Formidling
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TY - INPR
T1 - Indigenous identity: burden or liberation?
T2 - Reflections on “adivasi” politics in Kerala
AU - Steur, Luisa Johanna
PY - 2010
Y1 - 2010
N2 - With the rise of ‘adivasi’ (‘indigenous’ or ‘tribal’) movements in different parts of South Asia in the past two decades, the question of how to understand ‘adivasi identity’ has become hotly debated: is it a burden, inviting distorted stereotypical depictions of subaltern people, or is it a promising means toward their liberation? As Luisa Steur’s fieldwork on the Adivasi Gothra Maha Sabha (AGMS), the main adivasi movement in Kerala, demonstrates, answers to this question can be of immediate political consequence.
AB - With the rise of ‘adivasi’ (‘indigenous’ or ‘tribal’) movements in different parts of South Asia in the past two decades, the question of how to understand ‘adivasi identity’ has become hotly debated: is it a burden, inviting distorted stereotypical depictions of subaltern people, or is it a promising means toward their liberation? As Luisa Steur’s fieldwork on the Adivasi Gothra Maha Sabha (AGMS), the main adivasi movement in Kerala, demonstrates, answers to this question can be of immediate political consequence.
M3 - Contribution to newspaper - Feature article
VL - 53
SP - 26
JO - I I A S Newsletter
JF - I I A S Newsletter
SN - 0929-8738
ER -
ID: 113296588