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100			_aRao, Anupama
245			_aProblems of violence, states of terror: torture in colonial India
260			_c2001
300			_ap.4125-133
362			_a27 Oct
520			_aThe impact of colonialism also evidenced itself in the attempts to establish a codified system of criminal law that differentiated and separated itself from the `native' law that preceded it. Despite such attempts, native practices had their own uses in enforcing discipline as seen in the incidents that unfold in the `Nassick Torture Case' and elaborated further in this paper. The paper also probes issues related to fear and suffering while also enunciating the social scientists' dilemma of needing to represent and reproduce violence without fetishising or merely re-enacting it. - Reproduced
650			_aTorture - India
650			_aViolence - India
650			_aTorture
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a50377
999			_c50377 _d50377