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100			_aKumari, Amita _950381
245			_a Interrogating temporal and spatial demarcations in history writing: Understanding Adivasi pasts and conceptualisation of land
260			_aEconomic & Political Weekly
300			_a59(51), Dec 21, 2024: p.58-64
520			_aConventional history writing identifies historically “significant” events and weaves them into a coherent chronology. This process lends a sense of fixity to the events—both temporal and spatial. This conventional rendering of the past is interrogated by looking at the everyday “micro-realities” of the Santal past. The picture that emerges with this exercise is that of a past where historical processes and events appear incomplete, indefinite, and tentative. In light of this tentativeness of the Santal past, the paper relooks at the 1855 anti-colonial rebellion by Santals (Hul) and the question of Adivasi conceptualisations of “home” and relationship to land. – Reproduced https://www.epw.in/journal/2024/51/special-articles/interrogating-temporal-and-spatial-demarcations.html
773			_aEconomic & Political Weekly
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