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082			_a305.8 _bKEN
100			_aKennedy, P. John Joseph
245		0	_aMinority discourse In india _c/ P. John Joseph Kennedy _bnarrating centers & peripheries
260			_bViva Books Private Limited _cc2017 _aNew Delhi :
300			_axix, 94 p. : _c21 cm.
500			_aFirst Published 2017
520			_aMinority discourses provide differential, conceptual and theoretical frameworks for questions of identity based on gender, caste, race, class and ethnicity, as well as political and linguistic factors. They underline social and cultural pluralism in contemporary liberal democratic societies which often homogenize citizenship while simultaneously upholding discursive master-narratives that privilege domination and subordination by majority groups. Modern secular states attempt to transcend pluralism through principles of social cohesion while at the same time ironically organizing ideological categories based on prevailing ruling classes.
650			_a Conference papers and proceedings; Criticism, interpretation
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