Make Me a Man!

Make Me a Man!Looks at the ideals of masculine Hinduismand the corresponding feminine idealsthat have built the Indian nation, and explores their consequences. Make Me a Man! argues that ideas about manhood play a key role in building and sustaining the modern nation. It examines a particular expression of nation and manliness: masculine Hinduism. This ideal, which emerged from India's experience of British imperialism, is characterized by martial prowess, muscular

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