Description
Book SynopsisUsing the format of a dialogue between two authors, this book confronts the problematic issues of experience and theory by first beginning with an analysis of the nature of experience followed by an argument for an ethics of theorizing. These topics are discussed within the context of theorizing dalit experience and conceptualizing the problematic category of untouchability, by drawing upon both Indian and Western intellectual traditions.
Table of ContentsList of Abbreviations Introduction - Gopal Guru and Sundar Sarukkai Chapter 1: Egalitarianism and the Social Science in India - Gopal Guru Chapter 2: Experience and Theory: From Habermas to Gopal Guru - Sundar Sarukkai Chapter 3: Understanding Experience - Sundar Sarukkai Chapter 4: Experience, Space, and Justice - Gopal Guru Chapter 5: Experience and the Ethics of Theory - Gopal Guru Chapter 6: Ethics of Theorizing - Sundar Sarukkai Chapter 7: Phenomenology of Untouchability - Sundar Sarukkai Chapter 8: Archaeology of Untouchability - Gopal Guru Chapter 9: Conclusion - Gopal Guru and Sundar Sarukkai References Index
