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ID:
049126
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DelhI, Konark Publishers, 1997.
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xix, 216p.Hbk
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Vol. IX: Sardar Patel as constitution maker.
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8122004830
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ID:
028282
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New York, Columbia University Press, 1967.
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ix, 418p.hbk
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028600
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New York, Columbia University Press, 1967.
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ix, 418.p.: mapshbk
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157084
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Historians have suggested that the politics of late colonial India centred on a battle between two discrete ideas: Indian and Muslim nationalism. Complicating this binary, this paper focuses on three conceptions of parity between religious groups, contending that this logic transcended Mohammad Ali Jinnah's and the Muslim League's call for constitutional equality between Hindus and Muslims to shape a wider debate about how to defy communal majoritarianism and exit identity politics altogether. Just as Jinnah sought to prevent Hindu dominance within a single state, the Akali Sikhs—influenced as much by a negative historical imagination as the contemporary logic of numbers—produced their own constitutional claim in order to avert Muslim supremacy in the Punjab. Meanwhile Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, president of the Indian National Congress between 1940 and 1946, posited a unique thesis: since modern India was the joint construction of Hindus and Muslims, parity already existed. Though he held that Jinnah's call for constitutional parity was consequently superfluous, Azad's idea of the shared nation led him to search for a genuine consensus, rather than a simple truce, between India's two major political parties. This paper argues that the 1946 Cabinet Mission Plan, offering a degree of parity between communities whilst retaining Indian unity, represented the near-realisation of these three ideas.
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105297
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025341
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3rd ed.
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London, Ernest Benn Ltd, 1967.
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ix, 304p.: ill., mapshbk
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ID:
134573
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New Delhi, National Book Trust, 2013.
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91p.Pbk
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9788123746968
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027703
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London, Cambridge University Press, 1985.
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xiii, 310p.: mapshbk
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Cambridge South Asian Studies
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0521244625
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