Moshabbir Alam
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 802032 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Moshabbir Alam |
| PRENOMES | Moshabbir |
| SOBRENOME | Alam |
| ASSINATURA | ALAM M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Institute of Technology Raipur |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7306-8909 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Talaba-e-madaris and madrasas in India
Reforming India’s madrasas is a highly contentious topic there. Indian society can advance even if significant portions of the Indian Muslim population (second largest population) continue to be impoverished, unskilled, educationally disadvantaged, and at risk. This article discusses the importance of madrasa education with suggestions, including the reasons for their significance and the challenges Talaba-e-madaris confront in India. The researc…
Gender, Identity, and Religion Among the Nat Women
Instrumentalising Ghunghat as gender performance in Laapataa Ladies (2024)
Unveiling the taboos
Sex education remains a crucial yet deeply sensitive topic, particularly in the context of India, where societal norms, religious beliefs, and cultural taboos often complicate open discussions on sexuality. This article examines the challenges of promoting sex education in India, where historical roots in religious perspectives continue to influence contemporary attitudes. Drawing inspiration from the film OMG-2, the study explores society’s read…
From Margins to the Center
Identifying Identity
Forces of Formation
Introduction
From colonial labels to contemporary stigmas
Creative writing on gender and caste in Dalit autobiographies and biographies
This paper critically examines the oeuvre of Kaushalya Baisantry and Sharmila Rege, focusing on their creative writing, Twice Cursed (orig. Dohra Abhishaap, originally published in 1999) and Writing Caste/Writing Gender: Narrating Dalit Women’s Testimonios (originally published in 2006), respectively. The writings discuss the empirical reality of caste and gender-divided society. The difficulties and problems that come with being a member of a lo…
Sustainability and livelihood of small-scale handicraft producers in India
Dhokra art, a unique non-ferrous metal casting technique integral to the lost wax process, is not just an art form but a treasure that embodies India's rich cultural heritage. This small-scale handicraft sector holds immense economic, social and cultural potential despite the challenges. This study was conducted in a community dominated by Dhokra artisans in Kondagaon district, Bastar division of Chhattisgarh, India. The study was conducted throu…
Female body-corporeal as both the aetiological site and the site of resistance
The hegemonic discourse of normalcy perpetuates unfavourable portrayals of mental illness; it distorts our understanding of the sufferer's existential and affective experiences. However, mental illness is a multifaceted phenomenon; it necessitates a holistic understanding of how an individual's identity and personhood are emplaced at the intersection of the diverse sociocultural conditions. The article conceptualizes manic depression as a complex…
Women and religion in the nomadic Nat community in India
Women and religion have a complex and multifaceted relationship that has evolved throughout history. Religion affects nomadic women's social, cultural, economic, and political standing. However, despite extensive research, many women from unique collectivities have been left out of the narratives of marginalized socio-histories and their voice is yet to be documented and heard. This study examines how religion simultaneously empowers and constrai…
Identity in corporeality
The identity of a disabled individual is inextricably knitted with socio-culturally prescribed gender roles and heteronormative postulates of sexuality. The present article scrutinizes the complex interplay of disability and masculinity in two Indian films- Bhansali's Guzaarish (2010) and Basu's Barfi! (2012). In Guzaarish, illusionist Ethan, rendered quadriplegic after an unfortunate accident, willfully resists perceiving manhood beyond the role…
Situating the Self within the Changing Societal Dynamics- a Perspective of the Nat in India
Construction of identity among the Nats of Bihar
Nation-building, Minority Rights, and Denotified Communities
The complicated connections between nation-building, minority rights, and denotified communities in India are examined in this article. It offers an epistemological knowledge of the historical, political and social influences that have moulded these populations’ experiences, which are frequently left out of discussions about fostering national identity and minority rights. The study makes the case that nation-building initiatives in India frequen…
Dalit Writing in Hindi and Politics of Resistance and Recognition from Within
Hindi Dalit literature has been produced for over a century but is yet to be acknowledged by a larger mainstream audience. In this article, it is examined how generations of Dalit women lived. Experience of Hindi Dalit literature was constructed by several social, political, ideological and economic factors that together obscured the cultural identity of Dalit women. Using narrative text Dohra Abhishaap , an autobiography and testimonio in nature…
Understanding Identity, Education and Multi-religiosity Among the Nat Tribe of Paschim Champaran in India
Invisible social groups are systematically left out of the process of development and have to make choices that are predetermined. Research suggests that the tribal and nomadic communities have been majorly affected by such processes. Nat, a peripatetic nomadic tribe in India has undergone similar exclusionary process. However, they continue to survive as a social group and maintain their distinguishing character. This study, therefore, is an att…
Construction of identity among the Nats of Bihar
Understanding Identity, Education and Multi-religiosity Among the Nat Tribe of Paschim Champaran in India
Invisible social groups are systematically left out of the process of development and have to make choices that are predetermined. Research suggests that the tribal and nomadic communities have been majorly affected by such processes. Nat, a peripatetic nomadic tribe in India has undergone similar exclusionary process. However, they continue to survive as a social group and maintain their distinguishing character. This study, therefore, is an att…
Situating the Self within the Changing Societal Dynamics- a Perspective of the Nat in India
Identity in corporeality
The identity of a disabled individual is inextricably knitted with socio-culturally prescribed gender roles and heteronormative postulates of sexuality. The present article scrutinizes the complex interplay of disability and masculinity in two Indian films- Bhansali's Guzaarish (2010) and Basu's Barfi! (2012). In Guzaarish, illusionist Ethan, rendered quadriplegic after an unfortunate accident, willfully resists perceiving manhood beyond the role…
Dalit Writing in Hindi and Politics of Resistance and Recognition from Within
Hindi Dalit literature has been produced for over a century but is yet to be acknowledged by a larger mainstream audience. In this article, it is examined how generations of Dalit women lived. Experience of Hindi Dalit literature was constructed by several social, political, ideological and economic factors that together obscured the cultural identity of Dalit women. Using narrative text Dohra Abhishaap , an autobiography and testimonio in nature…
Understanding Identity, Education and Multi-religiosity Among the Nat Tribe of Paschim Champaran in India
Invisible social groups are systematically left out of the process of development and have to make choices that are predetermined. Research suggests that the tribal and nomadic communities have been majorly affected by such processes. Nat, a peripatetic nomadic tribe in India has undergone similar exclusionary process. However, they continue to survive as a social group and maintain their distinguishing character. This study, therefore, is an att…
Nation-building, Minority Rights, and Denotified Communities
The complicated connections between nation-building, minority rights, and denotified communities in India are examined in this article. It offers an epistemological knowledge of the historical, political and social influences that have moulded these populations’ experiences, which are frequently left out of discussions about fostering national identity and minority rights. The study makes the case that nation-building initiatives in India frequen…
Dalit Writing in Hindi and Politics of Resistance and Recognition from Within
Hindi Dalit literature has been produced for over a century but is yet to be acknowledged by a larger mainstream audience. In this article, it is examined how generations of Dalit women lived. Experience of Hindi Dalit literature was constructed by several social, political, ideological and economic factors that together obscured the cultural identity of Dalit women. Using narrative text Dohra Abhishaap , an autobiography and testimonio in nature…
Sustainability and livelihood of small-scale handicraft producers in India
Dhokra art, a unique non-ferrous metal casting technique integral to the lost wax process, is not just an art form but a treasure that embodies India's rich cultural heritage. This small-scale handicraft sector holds immense economic, social and cultural potential despite the challenges. This study was conducted in a community dominated by Dhokra artisans in Kondagaon district, Bastar division of Chhattisgarh, India. The study was conducted throu…
Female body-corporeal as both the aetiological site and the site of resistance
The hegemonic discourse of normalcy perpetuates unfavourable portrayals of mental illness; it distorts our understanding of the sufferer's existential and affective experiences. However, mental illness is a multifaceted phenomenon; it necessitates a holistic understanding of how an individual's identity and personhood are emplaced at the intersection of the diverse sociocultural conditions. The article conceptualizes manic depression as a complex…
Women and religion in the nomadic Nat community in India
Women and religion have a complex and multifaceted relationship that has evolved throughout history. Religion affects nomadic women's social, cultural, economic, and political standing. However, despite extensive research, many women from unique collectivities have been left out of the narratives of marginalized socio-histories and their voice is yet to be documented and heard. This study examines how religion simultaneously empowers and constrai…
Identity in corporeality
The identity of a disabled individual is inextricably knitted with socio-culturally prescribed gender roles and heteronormative postulates of sexuality. The present article scrutinizes the complex interplay of disability and masculinity in two Indian films- Bhansali's Guzaarish (2010) and Basu's Barfi! (2012). In Guzaarish, illusionist Ethan, rendered quadriplegic after an unfortunate accident, willfully resists perceiving manhood beyond the role…
Situating the Self within the Changing Societal Dynamics- a Perspective of the Nat in India
Construction of identity among the Nats of Bihar
Gender, Identity, and Religion Among the Nat Women
Instrumentalising Ghunghat as gender performance in Laapataa Ladies (2024)
Unveiling the taboos
Sex education remains a crucial yet deeply sensitive topic, particularly in the context of India, where societal norms, religious beliefs, and cultural taboos often complicate open discussions on sexuality. This article examines the challenges of promoting sex education in India, where historical roots in religious perspectives continue to influence contemporary attitudes. Drawing inspiration from the film OMG-2, the study explores society’s read…
From Margins to the Center
Identifying Identity
Forces of Formation
Introduction
From colonial labels to contemporary stigmas
Creative writing on gender and caste in Dalit autobiographies and biographies
This paper critically examines the oeuvre of Kaushalya Baisantry and Sharmila Rege, focusing on their creative writing, Twice Cursed (orig. Dohra Abhishaap, originally published in 1999) and Writing Caste/Writing Gender: Narrating Dalit Women’s Testimonios (originally published in 2006), respectively. The writings discuss the empirical reality of caste and gender-divided society. The difficulties and problems that come with being a member of a lo…
Talaba-e-madaris and madrasas in India
Reforming India’s madrasas is a highly contentious topic there. Indian society can advance even if significant portions of the Indian Muslim population (second largest population) continue to be impoverished, unskilled, educationally disadvantaged, and at risk. This article discusses the importance of madrasa education with suggestions, including the reasons for their significance and the challenges Talaba-e-madaris confront in India. The researc…
Sociology (10 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (8 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Narrative (6 obras) · South Asian Cinema and Culture (6 obras) · Aesthetics (5 obras) · Identity (music (5 obras) · Law (5 obras)