Literature on Dalit Activism: Excerpts, Review and Notes: 2014-2018
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Indentity Politics and Dalit Assertions in Sindh, Pakistan Literature Review Notes (Extended coarse analysis) Table of Contents Indentity Politics and Dalit Assertions in Sindh, Pakistan 1 Literature Review Notes (Extended coarse analysis) 1 Chapter 1: Literature Review-I 1 1.1 Introdcution 1 1.2 Making sense of local literature 6 1.3 Academic literature 6 1.4 Literature on Dalits in Sindh 9 1.5 Peripheral nature of literature on caste 11 16 Epistemic skipping: Denial of casteism in academic literature 13 1.7 Making sense of Sindhi writings, and non-academic Dalit literature and Sindhi 22 1.8 Literature on caste in Sindh 25 1.8 Denial of Casteism in Pakistan 36 Chapter 2: Litererature on Theoretical Framework, Interseectionality and Graded Inequality 40 2.1 Dalit-Marxist lens 40 2.2 Marxist-Dalit perspective 44 2.3 Islamic capitalism and Islamic socialism (taimur rahaman) 48 2.4 Brahminism of Marxists and the caste apartheid 54 2.5 Marxist and nationalist argument 60 2.6 Marxists focus on resolving nationalist problem as a preconction to step forward in capitalist economy. 61 2.7 Class Relations in Agriculture 66 2.8 Marxist interpretation of Bradari and Village Community 68 2.9 Caste and Class 73 Caste vs. Class 74 2.10 Marxist Revolution, Civil Society and Anthropology of Sindhi Peasantry 75 2.11 Marxist stance and the Internal Divisions within Sindhi Civil Society 78 2.12 Marxist stance and the Internal Divisions within Sindhi Civil Society 81 2.13 Civil Society’s efforts for Land Reforms and Macro-level structural Changes 83 2.14 Intersecting nodes of oppression, suppression and humiliation 86 2.15 Contexulasing Dalit Oppression in Pakistan 89 2.16 Typological presentation of hierarchies of oppression and intersectionality in the Pakistan 90 2.17 Redefining intersectional Dalit condition of oppression and humiliation 94 218 Hierchichal relationship & embededness of Caste-Class-Religion 96 2.19 Caste as a class 99 2.20 Graded Caste Inequalities in Sindh and Dalit Oppression 101 2.21 Graded Dalit exclusion and oppresion 104 2.22 Social and political status of Kolhi, Bheel, Meghwar and Baghri in Pakistan 106 2.23 Level of suppression and oppression of Scheduled castes and other Dalit and non-Dalit communities 113 2.24 Caste structure of Sindh Assembly 120 2.25 Caste legacy dermining political contituencies 121 2.27 Caste hierarchies in government jobs 130 2.28 Dalit Critique of Caste in Pakistan 135 2.29 Political Disparity between Scheduled Castes and caste Hindus 152 2.30 Dalit exclusion from Sindhi diaspora politics, and Dalit transantional and translocal alternatives 158 2.32 Operationalising\politicising Dalit Oppression 162 2.34 Role of PDSN during about discrimination with Dalit in relief work 163 Routine Issues faced by Dalits 163 Forms of discrimination 164 Dalit Women 164