Dr. Amrit Srinivasan

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Research Publications (1976-2004)

           

Journals/ Edited Volumes

 
           
1.
“The Apsara in the Text”. Amrit Srinivasan (ed) Knowledge Tradition Text: Approaches to Bharata’s Natyasastra. SNA: Delhi & Hope India: Gurgaon. 2008 (pp 145-68)
2.
“Informal Sector Services: The ‘Wasted’ Discourse in Design Education”. Katiyar,V.S. &  S. Mehta  (eds) Design Education, Tradition & Modernity; Scholastic Papers from the International Conference, DETM 05; NID: Ahmedabad. 2007 (pp.377-85)
3.
"Fieldwork Ethics", Forum for Anthropology & Culture (Russian: Anthropologicheskii Forum) No. 5, 2006 (pp 122-26)
4.
"Food for Thought: Agricultural Biotechnology & Civil Society Issues in India". Indian Social Science Review, Jan-June, Vol 7 No 1 2005 (pp 54-71)
5.
"Governance and Business in India: Some Issues in IT Education". M.P. Gupta (ed) E-Government: Management Challenges. Tata-McGraw Hill: Delhi. 2004 (pp 314-21) (with Prachi Awasthi).
6.
"Services: The Indian Perspective". Carlo Vezzoli and L.Penin (ed) Designing Sustainable Product-Service Systems for All: Sustainable Clothing Care Concepts In University Campuses of Brazil, China, India & Turkey. Division of Technology Industry and Economics, UNEP France & INDACO Politecnico di Milano University, Italy (2003)(pp 8-9).
7.
"Frontier Identity in the Terai: The Tharu". The Eastern Anthropologist, April-December 2003 Vol 56, Nos 2-4, (pp 201-223)(with Akhilesh Ranjan).
8.
“Traditional Knowledge and the Sociology of India” Kerala Sociologist June 2001, Vol. XXIX, No.1 (pp.11-16).
9.
“Far From Over: Some Reflections on the Devadasi Discourse”. Attendance 1999, (pp.98-106).
10.
“The Better Half”. Seminar (476), The Sikh Spirit, April 1999 (pp.26-32). (With Ravinder Kaur)
11.
“The Voice of Feeling in Modern Healing Practice”. The Journal of Psychological Foundations Vol. I, Ethics in Practice, December 1998 (pp.2-5).
12.
“ The Subject in Fieldwork: Malinowski and Gandhi”. M.Thapan (ed.) Anthropological Journeys: Reflections on Fieldwork. O.L.: Delhi. 1998 (pp.54-82). (Same as ' 12').
13.
“ Culture, Community and Cosmos: Two Temple- Orchestras of Tamil Nadu”. Sangeet Natak, Vols129-30, 1998 (pp. 3-14).
14.
“ Gurukulam”. India International Quarterly, 1996, Vol. 23(3&4), Second Nature: Women and Family (pp.227-47).
15.
“The Holy Family”. Seminar (424); “Family Matters” December 1994 (pp.40-47).
16.
“ Women and Reform of Indian Tradition”. V. Majumdar and L.Kasturi (ed.) Women and Indian Nationalism. Vikas: Delhi. 1994 (pp. 1-15). (Same as '16')
17.
“ The Subject in Field work” Economic and Political Weekly, 1993, No.50 (December ) (pp. 2745-2752).
18.
“Marriage and Profession: A Case Study from India” Interactie No.1. 1993 (pp.35-40).
19.
“The Survivor in the Study of Violence.” Veena Das (ed.) Mirrors of Violence: Riots, Communities and Survivors. Oxford: Delhi 1990 (pp. 305-20).
20.
“Reform or Conformity?” Bina Agarwal (ed.) Structures of Patriarchy: State Community and Household in Modernizing Asia. Kali for Women: Delhi. 1988 (pp 175-98).
21.
“Women and Reform of Indian Tradition: Gandhian Alternative to Liberalism” Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. XXII, 1987,No.51, Dec.19 (pp2225-28)
22.
“Reform and Revival: The Devadasi and Her Dance” Economic and Political weekly, Vol. XX, 1985, No.44, Nov 2 (pp1869-1876).
23.
“The Hindu Temple-Dancer: Prostitute or Nun?” Cambridge Anthropology, 1983. Vol.8, No.1 (pp73-99)
24.
“ Order and Event in Puranic Myth: An Analysis of four Narratives from the Bhagvata Purana. " Contributions to Indian Sociology (NS) 1980, Vol.14, No.2
25.
“Obscenity, Address and the Vocabulary of Kinship” Journal of the School of Language, 1976, Monsoon Issue (pp71-77)

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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