SOUTH ASIA in Motion: Indigenous groups of Indian, Criminal Tribes and the Colonial state.

March 27, 2023March 27, 2023 Discipline: History
HISTORY of SOUTH Asia: 
Mobility,Circulation and Historiography 
-This course will explore the movement of people, goods and ideas in South Asia and beyond
through the lens of labour. 
There will be tracing the making of identities, borders, markets,
communities & politics in South Asia within the intersections of the histories of labour and histories of mobility. 
This class will be on the time period from 19th century to the present.
Two major themes of focus will
be developments of this period, specifically — the growth of capitalism and colonial expansion and its aftermath. 
There will be an encouragement for Historians  to think about the region of South Asia in a global and 
transnational way, including the flows of labour, commodities and ideas between
South Asia and Canada. 

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________QUESTION TO ANSWER!!!

  • Discuss the Indigenous groups of South Asia and the Colonial state. How and Why were some indigenous groups declared Criminal Tribes? What did the colonial state hope to achieve from these groups and did they?

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INSTRUCTIONS!!!:
-Follow what is below….
 

 •Read the Sources attached. FOCUS ON THE IMPORTANT CRITICAL ASPECTS!

 • –Discuss the sources in relation to each other.
(Do NOT just repeat the abstracts and revised versions to me) 

• -The paper should not be repetitive and redundance. 

• SUMMARIZE sources quickly and simply, state what the sources are trying to convey 

• -Identify major themes and frameworks that are being discussed in the sources provided.

• Compare and Contrast the sources to make a critical reflection on the subject.         (Marriage, Women, Migration)

• –Proper citation is expected. Use MLA referencing style. 

• –Do not quote excessively from the sources BUT makes sure to also have acciraye information. 

• –DO NOT Plagiarize any thing… remember to paraphrase.

 • Make sure to put a reference list of the sources at the bottom of the last page.  
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Citation SOURCE list below:
• Laxman D. Satya, (1997). ‘Colonial Sedentarisation and Subjugation: The Case of the Banjaras of Berar 1850– 1900’,
  Journal of Peasant Studies, 24, pp. 314–336.
•Meena Radhakrishna, Dishonoured by History. ‘Criminal Tribes’ and the British Colonial Policy, Hyderabad: Orient Longman,
 2001, pp. 127-146. (Chapter 5: From Itinerant Community to Industrial Wageworkers: Stuartpuram Settlement)
 
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FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS….DO NOT JUST DO WHAT YOU WANT !!!

 NO ADDITIONAL SOURCE RESEARCH NEEDED         

   Use ONLY what is UPLOADED for you.

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