Reclaiming the sublime The (un)making of the people's constitution in India
Reclaiming the sublime The (un)making of the people's constitution in India
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重拾印度人民宪法的崇高（或未）制定
DOI：
10.1086/712220
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发表时间：
2020
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通讯作者：
Kaur R
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Kaur R
当前部分突出了印度学者的工作，他们研究了2019年12月关于《公民身份（修正）法》的国家回应和反回应的后果。印度宪法的这一修正案给予来自巴基斯坦、孟加拉国和阿富汗这三个邻国的受迫害少数民族公民身份，但不包括穆斯林。这一法案不仅让人质疑禁止某些难民进入印度的问题，也让人质疑印度少数民族与执政的印度人民党（Bharatiya Janata Party）的关系。印度人民党是印度教右翼浪潮的掌舵者。这些贡献集中在修正案的影响和对他们的抗议，少数民族和/或穆斯林身份，通过历史，autoethnographic，人种学，媒体和理论的角度相结合，在日益增长的宗教政治社区化的次大陆。
TheCurrentssection foregrounds the work of Indian scholars who examine the ramifications of state responses and counterresponses regarding the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in December 2019. This amendment to the Constitution of India granted citizenship to persecuted minorities from three nearby countries—namely, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan—but not to those who were Muslim. The act brought into question not just the issue of barring certain refugees to the country but also the relationship of India’s minorities with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party that is at the helm of a Hindu right-wing wave. The contributions focus on the implications of the amendments and the protests against them for minority and/or Muslim identities through a combination of historical, autoethnographic, ethnographic, media, and theoretical perspectives in the midst of growing religio-political communalization in the subcontinent.