Introduction: Power and Dialogue in the Production of Colonial Ethnographies in Nineteenth-Century India - Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-e- Islam: Contructing an Ethnography of 'The Moosulmans of India' - The Ajaib-Gher and the Gun Zam-Zammah: Colonial Ethnography and the Elusive Politics of 'Tradition' in the Literature of the Survey of India - Hullabaloo about Telugu - 'A Great Destiny': The British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45

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Main Author:	Gloria Goodwin Raheja ; Sylvia Vatuk ; Thomas R. Trautmann ; Sanjoy Bhattacharya ; Benjamin Zachariah
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Published:	Sage Publication 1999
Subjects:	Ethnography
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title	Introduction: Power and Dialogue in the Production of Colonial Ethnographies in Nineteenth-Century India - Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-e- Islam: Contructing an Ethnography of 'The Moosulmans of India' - The Ajaib-Gher and the Gun Zam-Zammah: Colonial Ethnography and the Elusive Politics of 'Tradition' in the Literature of the Survey of India - Hullabaloo about Telugu - 'A Great Destiny': The British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45
title_short	Introduction: Power and Dialogue in the Production of Colonial Ethnographies in Nineteenth-Century India - Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-e- Islam: Contructing an Ethnography of 'The Moosulmans of India' - The Ajaib-Gher and the Gun Zam-Zammah: Colonial Ethnography and the Elusive Politics of 'Tradition' in the Literature of the Survey of India - Hullabaloo about Telugu - 'A Great Destiny': The British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45
title_full	Introduction: Power and Dialogue in the Production of Colonial Ethnographies in Nineteenth-Century India - Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-e- Islam: Contructing an Ethnography of 'The Moosulmans of India' - The Ajaib-Gher and the Gun Zam-Zammah: Colonial Ethnography and the Elusive Politics of 'Tradition' in the Literature of the Survey of India - Hullabaloo about Telugu - 'A Great Destiny': The British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45
title_fullStr	Introduction: Power and Dialogue in the Production of Colonial Ethnographies in Nineteenth-Century India - Shurreef, Herklots, Crooke, and Qanoon-e- Islam: Contructing an Ethnography of 'The Moosulmans of India' - The Ajaib-Gher and the Gun Zam-Zammah: Colonial Ethnography and the Elusive Politics of 'Tradition' in the Literature of the Survey of India - Hullabaloo about Telugu - 'A Great Destiny': The British Colonial State and the Advertisement of Post-War Reconstruction in India, 1942-45
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