tailieunhanh - HINDI CINEMA AND HALF-FORGOTTEN DIALECTS: AN INTERVIEW WITH ASHIS NANDY

Use the best speaker cables you can. Higher quality cables, available from your specialty dealer, are recommended and will give you superior performance. Spade connectors are suggested for optimum contact and ease of installation. Attach your speaker cables to the Signal Input section on the rear panel. Be consistent when connecting speaker leads to the terminals on the back of the Cinema: take great care to assign the same color to the (+) terminal on both the speaker and the amplifier. Please see the Operations section (pages 5) of this manual for more details | Hindi Cinema and Half-forgotten Dialects An Interview with Ashis Nandy Christopher Pinney India as a culture area will be nowhere I think in the world of knowledge the sciences and arts if it does not first defy the European monopoly of the scientific method established in modem These words are by the anthropologist J. . Uberoi but they can also be used to adumbrate one of the starting points from which the cultural critic and historian Ashis Nandy has set about investigating the vestigal dialects that have remained beneath the mimicry with which India responded to the West. In certain idioms of popular culture Nandy has recovered what might in other contexts be termed a Ginzburgian subaltern subconscious with which to attack the simplicities of colonialism. He is searching for an ethically sensitive and culturally rooted alternative social knowledge and believes that this is already partly available outside the modem social sciences among those who have been the subjects consumers or experimentees of these sciences 1983 xvii . Nandy who might be caricatured as a neo-Gandhian 2 is intent on recovering a third space from which an assault can be made on the West and the West s slavish imitators who have been largely responsible for the current state of the world It has become more and more apparent that genocides ecodisasters and ethnocides are but the underside of corrupt sciences and psychopathic technologies wedded to new secular hierarchies which have reduced major civilizations to the status of a set of empty rituals. The ancient forces of human greed and merely found a new legitimacy in anthropocentric doctrines of secular salvation in the ideologies of progress normality and hyper-masculinity and in theories of cumulative growth of science and technology 1983 x . This quote comes from his most significant and best known book The Intimate Enemy Loss and Recovery of Self under Colonialism 1983 which has established Nandy as a leading .