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Construction of evil in north east India : myth, narrative and discourse Prasenjit Biswas; C Joshua Thomas

By: Biswas, PrasenjitContributor(s): Thomas, C JoshuaMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: SAGE, 2012ISBN: 9788132117117Subject(s): Social ScienceOnline resources: Click here to access online

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Cover; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Section I: Evil, Conflict and Politics; 1 -- The Idea of Evil in the Context of India's North East: A Philosophical Analysis; 2 -- God, Good and Evil: A Philosophical Perspective; 3 -- The Good and the Evil: The Self and the Other; 4 -- The Discourse of Evil and the Mizo Folk Imagination; 5 -- A Window to Social Evils/Concerns Portrayed in the Contemporary English Poetry of Nagaland; 6 -- The Idea of Evil among the Adis of Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Mamang Dai's The Legends of Pensam; Section II: Good and Evil in Society. 7 -- Psychoanalysis and the Evil Within8 -- The Idea of 'Evil' among the Bodos: Text and Context; 9 -- Good and Evil: Naga Society; 10 -- Idea of Evil and Fear of the Supernatural among the Nagas with Special Reference to Angami Tribe; 11 -- An Analysis on the Reading of the Bible and Woman Stories (Ao Tribe); 12 -- Evil and Evil Spirit in Borok Society of Tripura; Section III: Representation of Evil in Myths, Folktales and Narratives; 13 -- Taboos and Superstitions of the Mizo as Manifestations of the Dark Forces. 14 -- An Exploration of Dimensional Perspectives of Devils and Evil Designs among the Khasi-Jaintia People of Meghalaya15 -- Concept of Good and Evil among Karbi Tribe of North East India; 16 -- U Thlen as an Evil: A Critical Study on its Metaphysics; Section IV: The Idea of Evil among Various Communities and Tribes of India's North East; 17 -- The Tiwa Understanding of Evil; 18 -- Evil in Mao Naga Culture: Contemporary Perspectives; 19 -- Soul as the Dream-maker: An Essay on Mao Naga Philosophical Anthropology; About the Editors and Contributors; Index.

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Cover; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Section I: Evil, Conflict and Politics; 1 --
The Idea of Evil in the Context of India's North East: A Philosophical Analysis; 2 --
God, Good and Evil: A Philosophical Perspective; 3 --
The Good and the Evil: The Self and the Other; 4 --
The Discourse of Evil and the Mizo Folk Imagination; 5 --
A Window to Social Evils/Concerns Portrayed in the Contemporary English Poetry of Nagaland; 6 --
The Idea of Evil among the Adis of Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Mamang Dai's The Legends of Pensam; Section II: Good and Evil in Society. 7 --
Psychoanalysis and the Evil Within8 --
The Idea of 'Evil' among the Bodos: Text and Context; 9 --
Good and Evil: Naga Society; 10 --
Idea of Evil and Fear of the Supernatural among the Nagas with Special Reference to Angami Tribe; 11 --
An Analysis on the Reading of the Bible and Woman Stories (Ao Tribe); 12 --
Evil and Evil Spirit in Borok Society of Tripura; Section III: Representation of Evil in Myths, Folktales and Narratives; 13 --
Taboos and Superstitions of the Mizo as Manifestations of the Dark Forces. 14 --
An Exploration of Dimensional Perspectives of Devils and Evil Designs among the Khasi-Jaintia People of Meghalaya15 --
Concept of Good and Evil among Karbi Tribe of North East India; 16 --
U Thlen as an Evil: A Critical Study on its Metaphysics; Section IV: The Idea of Evil among Various Communities and Tribes of India's North East; 17 --
The Tiwa Understanding of Evil; 18 --
Evil in Mao Naga Culture: Contemporary Perspectives; 19 --
Soul as the Dream-maker: An Essay on Mao Naga Philosophical Anthropology; About the Editors and Contributors; Index.

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