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5. Understanding Marginalisation

The chapter examines the concept of marginalisation, particularly focusing on the experiences of Adivasi, Muslim, and Dalit communities in India. It highlights the various dimensions of their exclusion from mainstream society due to economic, social, and political factors. The narrative showcases the struggles of these communities against systematic disadvantages, drawing attention to the importance of equality and the need for protective measures to ensure their rights and access to resources.

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Sections

  • 5

    Understanding Marginalisation

    The section delves into the concept of marginalisation, particularly focusing on the Adivasi, Muslim, and Dalit communities, highlighting their struggles and the multifaceted nature of inequality in Indian society.

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  • 5.1

    What Does It Mean To Be Socially Marginalised?

    Marginalisation refers to the exclusion of individuals or groups from mainstream society, resulting in limited access to resources and opportunities.

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  • 5.2

    Adivasis And Marginalisation

    This section explores the marginalization of Adivasis in India, focusing on their historical struggles and the socio-economic disparities they face.

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  • 5.3

    Who Are Adivasis?

    Adivasis, meaning 'original inhabitants', are diverse communities in India, often marginalized and connected deeply to forests and natural resources.

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  • 5.4

    Adivasis And Stereotyping

    The section examines stereotypes surrounding Adivasis and the implications of their portrayal in mainstream society.

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  • 5.5

    Adivasis And Development

    The section explores the concept of marginalization as it relates to Adivasi communities, highlighting their historical and contemporary struggles for rights, resources, and recognition.

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  • 5.6

    Minorities And Marginalisation

    The section examines the concept of marginalisation, focusing on how it affects minority groups such as Adivasis, Muslims, and Dalits in India.

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  • 5.7

    Muslims And Marginalisation

    The Muslim community in India faces marginalization due to low socio-economic development and discrimination.

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  • 5.8

    Conclusion

    The conclusion of the chapter encapsulates the essence of marginalisation, emphasizing the unique experiences of different communities in India.

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  • 5.9

    Glossary

    The glossary defines key terms related to marginalization, social justice, and community dynamics as discussed in the context of the chapter.

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  • 5.10

    Exercises

    This section provides various exercises aimed at deepening students' understanding of marginalisation, specifically in relation to Adivasis, Muslims, and the broader implications of these phenomena.

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References

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Class Notes

Memorization

What we have learnt

  • Marginalisation refers to t...
  • Adivasis face systemic issu...
  • Minority communities, inclu...

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