Culture and Power in Banaras |
CONTRIBUTORS |
PREFACE |
NOTES ON TRANSLITERATION |
INTRODUCTION: THE HISTORY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF BANARAS |
PART ONE— PERFORMANCE AND PATRONAGE |
Introduction to Part 1— Performance and Patronage |
One— Ram's Story in Shiva's City: Public Arenas and Private Patronage |
Two— The Birth of Hindi Drama in Banaras, 1868–1885 |
Three— The Rise of a Folk Music Genre: Biraha |
PART TWO— IDENTITY AND CONSTRUCTIONS OF COMMUNITY IN BANARAS |
Introduction to Part 2— Identity and Constructions of Community in Banaras |
Four— Protection and Identity: Banaras's Bir Babas as Neighborhood Guardian Deities |
Five— Work and Leisure in the Formation of Identity: Muslim Weavers in a Hindu City |
PART THREE— BANARAS IN WIDER ARENAS |
• | Introduction to Part 3— Banaras in Wider Arenas |
Six— Forging a New Linguistic Identity: The Hindi Movement in Banaras, 1868–1914 |
Seven— State and Community: Symbolic Popular Protest in Banaras's Public Arenas |
Eight— Land Use and Environmental Change in the Gangetic Plain: Nineteenth-Century Human Activity in the Banaras Region |
Nine— The Ecology and Cosmology of Disease in the Banaras Region |
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS |
BIBLIOGRAPHY |
INDEX |