Wording the world Veena Das and scenes of inheritance

"The essays in this book explore the critical possibilities that have been opened by Veena Das's work. Taking off from her writing on pain as a call for acknowledgment, several essays explore how social sciences render pain, suffering, and the claims of the other as part of an ethics of re...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Chatterji, Roma Ed
Other Authors: Chatterji, Roma
Format: Printed Book
Published: New Delhi Orient Blackswan 2015
Edition:First edition.
Series:Forms of living
Subjects:
Suffering
Events (Philosophy)
Social ethics.
Violence.
Power (Social sciences)
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Anthropology / Cultural.
PHILOSOPHY / General.
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note:
  • 1. Conversations, Generations, Genres: Anthropological Knowing as a Form of Life
  • Roma Chatterji
  • 2. Ethnography in the Time of Martyrs: History and Pain in Current Anthropological Practice
  • Sylvain Perdigon
  • 3. Pedagogies of the Clinic: Learning to Live (Again and Again)
  • Aaron Goodfellow
  • 4. Disembodied Conjugality
  • Lotte Buch Segal
  • 5. World, Image and Movement: Translating Pain
  • Ein Lal and Roma Chatterji
  • 6. Conceptual Vita
  • Bhrigupati Singh
  • 7. The Child Bears Witness: Menace, Despair and Hope in a Courtroom
  • Pratiksha Baxi
  • 8. Experiments with Fate: Buddhist Morality and Human Rights in Thailand
  • Don Selby
  • 9. Communities and Recovered Life: Suffering and Recovery in the Sikh Carnage of 1984
  • Yasmeen Arif
  • 10. Sexual Violence, Law and Qualities of Affiliation
  • Sameena Mulla
  • 11. On Feelings and Finiteness in Everyday Life
  • Clara Han
  • 12. 'Listening to Voices': Immigrants, Settlers and Citizens at the Ethnic Margins of the State
  • Sangeeta Chattoo
  • 13. Punjabi Inscriptions of Kinship and Gender: Sayings and Songs
  • Rita Brara
  • 14. In the Event of an Anthropological Thought
  • Anand Pandian
  • 15. The Ayodhya Dispute: Law's Imagination and the Functions of the Status Quo
  • Deepak Mehta
  • 16. The Death of Nature in the Era of Global Warming
  • Naveeda Khan
  • 17. Triste Romantik: Ruminations on an Ethnographic Encounter with Philosophy
  • Andrew Brandel
  • 18. Making Claims to Tradition: Poetics and Politics in the Works of Young Maithil Painters
  • Mani Shekhar Singh
  • 19. The Mirror as Frame: Time and Narrative in the Folk Art of Bengal
  • Roma Chatterji
  • 20. Adjacent Thinking: A Postscript
  • Veena Das
  • 21. Between Words and Lives: A Thought of the Coming Together of Margins, Violence, and Suffering
  • An Interview with Veena Das.

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