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PANDIAN, M. S. S. (3) answer(s).
 
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Beyond Colonial crumbs: Cambridge School, identity politics and Dravidian movement(s): Madras Institute of Development Studies, Madras. Working Paper No. 125, November 1994 / Pandian, M. S. S.   Article
Pandian, M. S. S. Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper draws substantially on the critiques of the Cambridge School, it has a slightly different and limited agenda: it intends problematising the Cambridge School's silencing of political subjectivities based on identities such as class, caste, gender and language, in the specific context of their writings on the Dravidian movement(s).
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Colonialism, Nationalism and Legitimation: an essay on Vaikunda Swamy Cult, Travancore: Madras Institute of Development Studies, Madras. Working Paper No. 103, April 1991 / Pandian, M. S. S. 1991  Grey Literature
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Publication Madras, Madras Institute of Development Studies, 1991.
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Series Madras Institute of Development Studies, Madras. Working Paper Series
Summary/Abstract The present paper illustrates the need for multiple histories of nationalism and colonialism by tracing the trajectory of events sparked off by the proselytizing efforts of the Protestant Church among the Shanars of South Travencore during the 19th century and the founding of a popular Hindu religious cult - the Vaikunda Swamy cult - as a result of this process.
Key Words Nationalism  ;  Colonialism  ;  Vaikunda Swamy 
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Gendered negotiations: hunting and colonialism in the late nineteenth century Nilgiris: Madras Institute of Development Studies, Madras. Working Paper No. 112, January 1993 / Pandian, M. S. S.   Article
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Summary/Abstract Shikar or game hunting in India was one of the sites on which the colonial project tried to construct and affirm the difference between its 'superior' self and the inferiorised 'native' other. In legitimising colonialism, the self was presented as risk-taking, perseverant and super-masculine; and the other was constructed as utilitarian and effeminate.
Key Words Hunting Game 
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