Titlebook: Reading History with the Tamil Jainas; A Study on Identity, R. Umamaheshwari Book 2017 Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla 2017 Diga

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Community Narratives, Inscriptional Records: A Chronicle of Journeys Through Tamil Jaina Villages,erms of their own perspectives of their past(s) and how they look at their present state of being, including their recent attempts to retrieve their antiquity through the Green Walk, or ., through the ancient rock-cut caves and natural caverns with Tamil Brāhmi inscriptions.

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On Mapping the Layers of Community Histories: Some Concluding Remarks,ddhists perhaps moved out of the contested space forever. Instead of ‘concluding’, there is a space for opening up further discussions on ways in which to understand (and write, or ‘read’) the history (or layers of history) of a minority (marginalised—in different senses) community or several such communities.

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2211-1107 h photographs and maps.Combines an easy-to-read journalistic.This book provides a social history of the Tamil Jainas, a minority community living in Tamil Nadu in south India. It holds special significance in the method of studying the community, living in villages of Tamil Nadu and retrieving their

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Jaina Studies: A Historical Overview, through a perusal of the early inscriptions (Tamil Brāhmi) found at various places across Tamilnadu. . looks at the ‘discovery’ of the Jainas through colonial and oriental writings. A related section looks at the ‘recovery’ of the self through works of Tamil Jainas (such as A. Chakravarti) writing

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Community Narratives, Inscriptional Records: A Chronicle of Journeys Through Tamil Jaina Villages,d narratives—about their place in history or the place of their village in Tamil history or Tamil Jaina history and a few of the numerous inscriptional records of the place. The records found in the Tamil Jaina settlements of the past are set against the Tamil Jainas of the present, in the same plac

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,‘Retrieving’, Seeking, the Tamil Jaina Self: the Politics of Memory, Identity and Tamil Language,heir persecution stories, memories of persecution through different periods in history, and their innate sense of identity with the language Tamil. The concept of persecution is also analysed: persecution need not be understood in a singular manner. The idea of ‘violence’ too is understood in a diff

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On Mapping the Layers of Community Histories: Some Concluding Remarks,he power (the hegemony) and the magnitude of domination. The Jainas developed two (parallel, perhaps) levels of addressing this question: metaphysical contemplation and a very basic discourse with the commoner. They lived on, and have lived, to this day in Tamil Nadu, though marginalised, but the Bu

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