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Situating the Subaltern: History and Anthropology in the Subaltern Studies Project

Journal of Historical Sociology, 1995
Abstract Subaltern Studies provided a powerful and innovative revision of the historiography of colonial India through a fusion of history and anthropology. Yet sustained evaluation of their interdisciplinarity, its intellectual bases and programmatic accomplishments is something that has been largely neglected in the numerous scholarly reviews ...
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Power and Autonomy: Subaltern Studies and the History of the Subaltern Groups

2020
Historiography or the philosophy of history is an integral part of history-writing. The findings of historians do not only bring into light new information regarding what happened in the past but can also pose challenges to the theoretical frameworks used while dealing with the existing historical source materials.
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Subaltern Studies and African Studies

History Compass, 2005
Abstract In a context of increasing interest by scholars to break down area studies boundaries, this article addresses the influence and methodological potential of Subaltern Studies within the field of African studies. Originating in South Asia, Subaltern Studies has created a much‐debated dialogue between the disciplines of history,
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Les Subaltern Studies

Genèses, 2004
ResumeCet article propose de revenir sur les origines du projet historiographique indien connu sous le nom des Subaltern Studies en s’attachant a suivre l’œuvre et le cheminement intellectuel de son fondateur Ranajit Guha. Aujourd’hui assimilees au courant d’analyse postmoderne, les Subaltern Studies restent meconnues en France, trop souvent reduites ...
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Space, subalternity, and critique, or which subaltern studies for which geography?

cultural geographies, 2016
Review of Postcolonial Theory and the Specter of Capital. By Vivek Chibber . London: Verso. 2013. ISBN-13: 9781884679768.
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Subaltern studies at the crossroads

1986
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An Analysis of Subaltern Studies

2017
The idea of sub-altern studies originated in England towards the end of 1970 and the effort of Ranajit Guha and today we see a very different and developed version of sub-altern studies in India. To understand the historical framework and the class struggle in India, it is very important to look at the sub-altern studies.
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Before Subaltern Studies:

2019
Mukul Kumar, Ananya Roy
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Subaltern Studies and After

Abstract Critiquing the then dominant schools of nationalist, Marxist, and social history—for rendering the peasant and the “tribal” into prepolitical and premodern subjects of history—the Subaltern Studies emerged in South Asia in the 1980s as a radical move toward a new historical method and a new historiographical style, adequate ...
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Subaltern Forms of Knowledge Are Required to Boost Local Adaptation

One Earth, 2021
Eric King-Wah Chu, Vanesa Castán Broto, Marta Olazabal   +2 more
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