TY  - BOOK
AU  - Tine- Herald Fischer
TI  - Colonalism as Civilizing Mission: Cultural Ideology in British India 
SN  - 978-1-84331-092-1
U1  - 954.03 23
PY  - 2004///
CY  - London
PB  - Wimbledon Publishing Comapny
N1  - Torchbearers Upon the Path of Progress': Britain's Ideology of a 'Moral and Material Progress' in India. An Introductory Essay / Michael Mann
1. Dealing with Oriental Despotism: British Jurisdiction in Bengal, 1772-93 / Michael Mann
2. 'A Race of Monsters': South India and the British 'Civilizing Mission' in the Later Eighteenth Century / Margret Frenz
3. Between Non-Interference in Matters of Religion and the Civilizing Mission: The Prohibition of Suttee in 1829 / Jana Tschurenev
4. 'The Bridge-Builders': Some Notes on Railways, Pilgrimage and the British 'Civilizing Mission' in Colonial India / Ravi Ahuja
5. Taming the 'Dangerous' Rajput; Family, Marriage and Female Infanticide in Nineteenth-Century Colonial North India / Malavika Kasturi
6. What Is your 'Caste'? The Classification of Indian Society as Part of the British Civilizing Mission / Melita Waligora
7. Sporting and the 'Civilizing Mission' in India / Paul Dimeo
8. 'More Important to Civilize Than Subdue'? Lunatic Asylums, Psychiatric Practice and Fantasies of 'the Civilizing Mission' in British India 1858-1900 / Jim Mills
9. The Sympathizing Heart and the Healing Hand: Smallpox Prevention and Medical Benevolence in Early Colonial South India / Neils Brimnes
10. Perceptions of Sanitation and Medicine in Bombay, 1900-1914 / Mridula Ramanna
11. National Education, Pulp Fiction and the Contradictions of Colonialism: Perceptions of an Educational Experiment in Early-Twentieth-Century India / Harald Fischer-Tine
12. In Search of the Indigenous: J. C. Kumarappa and the Philosophy of 'Gandhian Economics' / Benjamin Zachariah
13. The Civilizational Obsessions of Ghulam Jilani Barq / Marcus Daeschel
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