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Paperback. Condición: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Why remembering unsung Dalit Heroes matters. It matters because Dalits matter. On it's 74th Independence Day this year, we look back at those Dalit men and women whose contributions to the Nationalist movement against the imperial exploitation is seldom acknowledged due to the multiple gaps in documentation in history as well as in contemporary times. While caste and ethnic hierarchies have existed before, during, and after the colonial rule, the Nationalist Movement for an Independent India had witnessed a significant amount of participation from its caste and ethnic minorities. The historical and cultural narratives of India have failed to acknowledge the contributions of the women from the margins, as they are either androcentric in approach or reflective of the dominant castes. Remembering unsung Dalit women heroes and their stories of struggle and bravery from across the centuries will broaden these narratives and help address the institutionalized discrimination Dalit women have faced for centuries. Dalits from Tamil Nadu have made immense contribution and sacrifice to the liberation of our country. This book has meticulously and magnificently captured the significant roles played by some of the men and women valiant warriors during the British raj in India. ABOUT THE AUTHOR-Translator: Dr.S.Seenivasan (1963)is working as Professor and Head of Department of Tamil, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi. He has written more than eighty research articles.He is the author of research books such as Comparative Literature- Ethnography-Society (2008), Comparative Perspective in Tamil-Malayalam Novels (2009), Servaranswamy (2016), Arundhatiyars of Tamil Nadu: History and Life (2021), Diasporic Tamils: Life-Existence-Writings (2022)., He is the recipient of Chinnakkuththooshi Trust Award for Best Social Awareness Essay (2016), Tamil Nadu Government Best Writer Award (2018) and Institutional Award for Best Researcher of the Year 2019-20 from Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi. In appreciation of his education and social service for the downtrodden, the Adithamizhar Party has honored him with the PeriyarVirudhu (Periyar Award). In recognition of his social service, research and literary contribution for the upliftment of the downtrodden and most disadvantaged sections, the Bharatiya Dalit Sahitya Academy, New Delhi awarded him the DR. Ambedkar Excellence Service National Award in 2022., , Ajith Kanna is a Professor of French at Centre for French & Francophone Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He offers courses on History of France and on Media Studies. In addition to this, he has translated some of Periyar's essays from Tamil to English and to French.His other publications in translation include : (a) Caste must me destroyed. Why? (Tamil to English); (b) Les castes doivent être détruites. Pourquoi?(Tamil to French); (c) La libération de l'ignorance est la vraie libération pour les arundathiyars (Tamil to French); (d) Tragedy of Appasamy or an amazing story of a traveler(French to English); (e) A Buried Path (Tamil to English); (f) Un Chemin enterré(Tamil to French); A Mother's Diary(Tamil to English). He has also published Advanced Learners' English Grammar Book and a text bookfor beginnersLe cours de Français pour les débutants in French. CONTENT: Foreword .9, Note of the Source Book's Author .13, Translator's Note .21, 1. Ethnography: History and Definition .25, 2. Aruntatiyars: First Inhabitants of Tamil Nadu .39, 3. Migrant Aruntatiyars .47, 4. Unknown P??aiyams of Aruntatiyars .59, 5. Aruntatiyars in the Indian War of Independence .63, 6. O??iv?ra?in Tamil Society .81, 7. Unknown Aruntatiyar Clans .89, 8. Kuyili: The Daredevil and Goddess of Fire .105, References .115, Index .121 The Title 'An Ethnographic Study of Aruntatiyar of Tamil Nadu written/authored/edited by S. Seenivasan, Translator: Ajith Kanna', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357223768 is assigned to the Paperback version of this title. This book has total of pp. 126 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Ethnographic Study. Size of the book is 13.34 x 21.59 cms Vol: 126.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Why remembering unsung Dalit Heroes matters. It matters because Dalits matter. On it's 74th Independence Day this year, we look back at those Dalit men and women whose contributions to the Nationalist movement against the imperial exploitation is seldom acknowledged due to the multiple gaps in documentation in history as well as in contemporary times. While caste and ethnic hierarchies have existed before, during, and after the colonial rule, the Nationalist Movement for an Independent India had witnessed a significant amount of participation from its caste and ethnic minorities. The historical and cultural narratives of India have failed to acknowledge the contributions of the women from the margins, as they are either androcentric in approach or reflective of the dominant castes. Remembering unsung Dalit women heroes and their stories of struggle and bravery from across the centuries will broaden these narratives and help address the institutionalized discrimination Dalit women have faced for centuries. Dalits from Tamil Nadu have made immense contribution and sacrifice to the liberation of our country. This book has meticulously and magnificently captured the significant roles played by some of the men and women valiant warriors during the British raj in India. ABOUT THE AUTHOR-Translator: Dr.S.Seenivasan (1963)is working as Professor and Head of Department of Tamil, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi. He has written more than eighty research articles.He is the author of research books such as Comparative Literature- Ethnography-Society (2008), Comparative Perspective in Tamil-Malayalam Novels (2009), Servaranswamy (2016), Arundhatiyars of Tamil Nadu: History and Life (2021), Diasporic Tamils: Life-Existence-Writings (2022)., He is the recipient of Chinnakkuththooshi Trust Award for Best Social Awareness Essay (2016), Tamil Nadu Government Best Writer Award (2018) and Institutional Award for Best Researcher of the Year 2019-20 from Sri Venkateswara College, New Delhi. In appreciation of his education and social service for the downtrodden, the Adithamizhar Party has honored him with the PeriyarVirudhu (Periyar Award). In recognition of his social service, research and literary contribution for the upliftment of the downtrodden and most disadvantaged sections, the Bharatiya Dalit Sahitya Academy, New Delhi awarded him the DR. Ambedkar Excellence Service National Award in 2022., , Ajith Kanna is a Professor of French at Centre for French & Francophone Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He offers courses on History of France and on Media Studies. In addition to this, he has translated some of Periyar's essays from Tamil to English and to French.His other publications in translation include : (a) Caste must me destroyed. Why? (Tamil to English); (b) Les castes doivent être détruites. Pourquoi?(Tamil to French); (c) La libération de l'ignorance est la vraie libération pour les arundathiyars (Tamil to French); (d) Tragedy of Appasamy or an amazing story of a traveler(French to English); (e) A Buried Path (Tamil to English); (f) Un Chemin enterré(Tamil to French); A Mother's Diary(Tamil to English). He has also published Advanced Learners' English Grammar Book and a text bookfor beginnersLe cours de Français pour les débutants in French. CONTENT: Foreword .9, Note of the Source Book's Author .13, Translator's Note .21, 1. Ethnography: History and Definition .25, 2. Aruntatiyars: First Inhabitants of Tamil Nadu .39, 3. Migrant Aruntatiyars .47, 4. Unknown P??aiyams of Aruntatiyars .59, 5. Aruntatiyars in the Indian War of Independence .63, 6. O??iv?ra?in Tamil Society .81, 7. Unknown Aruntatiyar Clans .89, 8. Kuyili: The Daredevil and Goddess of Fire .105, References .115, Index .121 The Title 'An Ethnographic Study of Aruntatiyar of Tamil Nadu written/authored/edited by S. Seenivasan, Translator: Ajith Kanna', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357228756 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 126 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Ethnographic Study. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 126.…

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