George J Kunnath
Biographic Data
| ID | 235405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George J Kunnath |
| GIVEN NAMES | George J |
| FAMILY NAME | Kunnath |
| SIGNATURE | KUNNATH G J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Anthropology's Ethical Dilemmas: Reflections from the Maoist Fields of India
Anthropology has a long tradition of engagement, and every form of engagement poses dilemmas. This article discusses anthropological engagement with marginalized communities living in the midst of armed violence and examines the dilemmas posed by such engagement. Drawing on my long-term ethnographic research in the context of the ongoing Maoist insurgency and counterinsurgency in India, here I discuss anthropological positionings, ethics, and fie…
Smouldering Dalit fires in Bihar, India
Becoming a Naxalite in rural Bihar: Class struggle and its contradictions
Ever since its inception during the 1960s, the Naxalite movement in India has been the focus of scholarly interest and political analysis. In spite of internal splits and external repression by the state, this agrarian mobilization continues to gain ground in Bihar and elsewhere. Both achievements and contradictions of such Maoist-inspired agency and ideology are examined via the life story of a Naxalite - an organic intellectual - from the Dalit…
Becoming a Naxalite in rural Bihar: Class struggle and its contradictions
Ever since its inception during the 1960s, the Naxalite movement in India has been the focus of scholarly interest and political analysis. In spite of internal splits and external repression by the state, this agrarian mobilization continues to gain ground in Bihar and elsewhere. Both achievements and contradictions of such Maoist-inspired agency and ideology are examined via the life story of a Naxalite - an organic intellectual - from the Dalit…
Anthropology's Ethical Dilemmas: Reflections from the Maoist Fields of India
Anthropology has a long tradition of engagement, and every form of engagement poses dilemmas. This article discusses anthropological engagement with marginalized communities living in the midst of armed violence and examines the dilemmas posed by such engagement. Drawing on my long-term ethnographic research in the context of the ongoing Maoist insurgency and counterinsurgency in India, here I discuss anthropological positionings, ethics, and fie…
Smouldering Dalit fires in Bihar, India
Becoming a Naxalite in rural Bihar: Class struggle and its contradictions
Ever since its inception during the 1960s, the Naxalite movement in India has been the focus of scholarly interest and political analysis. In spite of internal splits and external repression by the state, this agrarian mobilization continues to gain ground in Bihar and elsewhere. Both achievements and contradictions of such Maoist-inspired agency and ideology are examined via the life story of a Naxalite - an organic intellectual - from the Dalit…
Smouldering Dalit fires in Bihar, India
Anthropology's Ethical Dilemmas: Reflections from the Maoist Fields of India
Anthropology has a long tradition of engagement, and every form of engagement poses dilemmas. This article discusses anthropological engagement with marginalized communities living in the midst of armed violence and examines the dilemmas posed by such engagement. Drawing on my long-term ethnographic research in the context of the ongoing Maoist insurgency and counterinsurgency in India, here I discuss anthropological positionings, ethics, and fie…
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