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The Monster in Your Path

Name: The Monster in Your Path
Brand: University of California Press
SKU: 49937429
Price: 112.09 EUR
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Author: Sharika Thiranagama
ISBN: 9780520425132

Sharika Thiranagama

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Codice Libristo: 49937429

Casa editrice University of California Press, maggio 2026

The Monster in Your Path is an original and provocative look at why the global Left stumbles when de... Descrizione completa

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The Monster in Your Path is an original and provocative look at why the global Left stumbles when dealing with historical structures of subordination like caste or race. Sharika Thiranagama examines rural communities in the South Indian state of Kerala, where decades of Communist Party rule has transformed life through land reform and social reorganization. Despite Marxist ideals, new forms of caste disparities have moved from “public” space to private spaces and private lives. Through an exquisitely crafted ethnography that centers Dalit women, the book explains how historical economies of humiliation and subordination continue to influence modern spaces like the private home. From histories of enslavement to an exploration of the houses and neighborhoods through which Dalit communities build dignity and self-worth, Thiranagama sets a new agenda for caste studies in India and beyond.