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020			_a9781009529938
028			_a: Technical Bureau India Pvt. Ltd. _b: 4794/23, 1st Floor, Opposite Eye 7, Ansari Road, NEW DELHI - 110002 _c: TB1226 _d: 2/8/2025
082			_a590.52 AIY
100			_aAiyadurai, Ambika.
100			_a; Ingole, Prashant.
245			_aBeings and Beasts _b: Human-animal Relations at the Margins. _c/Ambika Aiyadurai.
260			_a, Cambridge _b: Cambridge University Press _c, 2025.
300			_aviii, 227p. _c: 24cm.
365			_b836.50
520			_aWhile, a lot has been written about the need to 'decolonize' animal studies and wildlife conservation, there is no discussion or attempt to 'de-brahminize' animal studies and conservation science in India. Similarly, some animals and birds are positioned as superior in the Brahmanical social order, others seem to be subordinated and are associated with certain 'inferior' caste groups. Beings and Beasts discusses the relations between humans and animals of marginalized societies, especially of Dalits and Tribals. It analyses the various ways of perceiving the 'conjoint' living and examines it from multiple perspectives and disciplinary lenses.
650			_aBeings
650			_aHuman Animal Relation
650			_aBeasts
700			_aAmbika Aiyadurai.
942			_cBOOK
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