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128754
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173478
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The greenhouse gaseous has increased and in turn rises in temperature on earth, all this because of human activities and their negligence towards the environment. The increase in global temperature leads to disastrous effects on the earth’s ecosystem.
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176642
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India, Shubhi Publications, 2021.
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xvii, 195p.Hbk
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9788182900615
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122509
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176590
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India, Shubhi Publications, 2021.
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xx, 293p.Hbk
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8187226935
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158313
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New Delhi, Uppal Publishing House, 2018.
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xxiii, 225p.hbk
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9788176580922
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154666
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023867
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New Delhi, Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., 1982.
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vi, 185p.Hbk
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0706913671
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173471
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Forests are the richest repository of biodiversity and have evolved to into the complex ecosystem over million years and supports myriad of life forms on earth. Forests not only act as a source to fulfil basic needs of indigenous communities residing in and around areas but economy of any country to a larger extent is based on these forests through revenue generation and provides raw material to the industries.
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160179
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New Delhi, Roli Books, 2018.
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240p.hbk
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9788193626023
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099135
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088659
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119313
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131775
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2014.
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This paper examines the changing reputation of one village in Himachal Pradesh, India, looking back over 30 years. This village has long had a singular identity and local notoriety for its association with jadu ('witchcraft'). I argue that in this village today the idea of 'witchcraft' as a potent malignant force is losing its old persuasiveness, and with this change the village is also shedding its unwanted reputation. Against claims for 'the modernity of witchcraft' in various parts of the world, I argue that, in this case at least, witchcraft is construed as distinctly unmodern. The capacity of jadu to cause fear and, equally, its value as an explanatory idiom are, I suggest, being overwhelmed by social changes, the cumulative effect of which has been to reduce the previous insularity of this village and greatly widen the social networks of its members. I pose two main questions. Why should this village have held such a particular reputation? And why should it now be on the wane? Linked to the second question is the relationship between this decline and local understandings of 'modernity'. In developing my argument around the specificity of an unusual village, I also consider the significance of 'the village' as both social entity and, formerly, one cornerstone of the anthropological project. Finally, I reflect on the methodological opportunities of long-term familiarity with a setting, exemplified in the iterative nature of learning ethnographically, as the children known initially in early fieldwork become the adult conversationalists of today, partners in interpreting their own village's past. In exploring their explanations for the decline in the salience of jadu, the pivotal impact of education and the pressures of 'time' created by the 'speed' of modernity are both salient.
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ID:
148905
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