Subaltern Sports :Politics and Sport in South Asia ( 1 )

Publication subTitle :Politics and Sport in South Asia

Publication series :1

Author: Mills   James H.  

Publisher: Anthem Press‎

Publication year: 2005

E-ISBN: 9780857287274

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781843311683

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9781843311683

Subject: K3 Asian History

Keyword: 亚洲史

Language: ENG

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Description

A unique volume about the relationship between politics and sport in South Asia.

Chapter

Sports in South Asia

Subaltern Sports

Chapter 1. 'Kalarippayattu is Eighty Percent Mental and Only the Remainder is Physical': Power, Agency and Self in a South Asian Martial Art, by Philip Zarrilli

Introduction

History and Kalarippayattu Tradition

Power and Agency in Classical Contests

The Kalarippayattu System in the Ethnographic Present

The Actualization of Power (sakti)

The Fruits of Practice: Kalarippayattu and the Ayurvedic Paradigm

Conclusion: Bodily Practice, Morality and Crafting the 'Self'

Acknowledgements

Chapter 2. Empowering Yourself: Sport, Sexuality and Autoeroticism in North Indian 'Jori' Swinging, by Joseph S. Alter

The Gymnasium, Jori-Clubs, Sexuality and Culture

Jori-Swinging in India

The Choti Gaivi 'dangal'

Jori-Swinging as Intersexual Autoerotics

Chapter 3. Indigenous Polo in Northern Pakistan: Game and Power on the Periphery, by Peter Parkes

Introduction

The Game of Kings, and of Colonial Officers

The Traditional Game

The Colonial and Postcolonial Game

The Modern Game

Shandur: the Post-Modern Game?

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

Chapter 4. 'The Moral that can be Safely Drwan from the Hindus' Magnificent Victory': Cricket, Caste and the Palwankar Brothers, by Ramachandra Guha

Introduction

Palwankar Baloo

Cricket, Caste and Colonialism in Bombay

Education, England, the Carnival and Captaincy

From Player to Politician

Conclusion

Chapter 5. The Peasants are Revolting: Race, Culture and Ownership in Cricket, by Satadru Sen

Introduction: Centres and Subjects

Contesting the Postcolonial Centre

The Tensions of Transfer

Conclusion

Chapter 6. The Social History of the Royal Calcutta Golf Club, 1829-2003, by Paul Dimeo

Introduction

Early Days: 1829-1911

Consolidation: 1912-1946

Postcolonial Legacies

Conclusion

Chapter 7. Warrior Goddess Versus Bipedal Cow: Sport, Space, Performance and Planning in an Indian City, by James Heitzman and Smriti Srinivas

Introduction: Of Cities and Spectacles

The Emergence of the Tripartite Urban Complex

The Goddess and her Wrestler-Sons

The National Games and the Re-definition of the Metropolis

The 'Scam of the Century'

The Ritualization of Spectacle

Athletics, Audiences and Contests

Fallout from the Games

Conclusion: Performing the Urban, Contructing an Armature

Acknowledgements

Chapter 8. 'Nupilal': Women's War, Football and the History of Modern Manipur, by James H. Mills

Introduction

Women and Power in Manipur

History and Sport in Manipur

Ethnicity and Identity

Conclusion

Chapter 9. 'Playing for the Tibetan People': Football and History in the High Himalayas

Football, the State and the Stateless in the Modern High Himalayas

Football and History in Tibet

Football and Modenity in Bhutan

Conclusion

Chapter 10. Community, Identity and Sport: Anglo-Indians in Colonial and Postcolonial India, by Megan S. Mills

Introduction

A Hampered Population

Sport and Community

Hockey, India and the Global Sports Stage

From Boxing to Billiards in the Colonial and Postcolonial World

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

End Matter

Notes

Notes: Introduction

Notes: Chapter 1

Notes: Chapter 3

Notes: Chapter 4

Notes: Chapter 5

Notes: Chapter 6

Notes: Chapter 7

Notes: Chapter 8

Notes: Chapter 9

Notes: Chapter 10

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