Practicing caste on touching and not touching

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adam_text ANIKET JAAWARE. PRACTICING CASTE: ON TOUCHING AND NOT TOUCHING. COMMONALITIES SERIES. NEW YORK: FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS, 2018. 256 PP. $35.00 (PAPER), ISBN 978-0-8232-8225-8; $125.00 (CLOTH), ISBN 978-0-8232-8226-5. REVIEWED BY SHAILAJA PAIK (UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI) PUBLISHED ON H-ASIA (JULY, 2019) COMMISSIONED BY SUMIT GUHA (HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN) TOUCH AND UNTOUCH AS A PRACTICE OF CASTE AT A DINNER AT A PRESTIGIOUS US UNIVERSITY, A SENIOR SCHOLAR, MR. SHARMA (PSEUDONYM), ASKED ME ABOUT MY CHOICE OF FOOD THAT EVENING. I REPLIED THAT I WOULD LIKE ISH. HE LAUGHED LOUDLY AT MY RESPONSE AND BLURTED, *YOU SHOULD BE EATING BEEF [BECAUSE YOU ARE A DALIT]!* EVEN TODAY HE MIGHT DISMISS IT AS A JOKE, BUT I IMMEDIATELY WAS DEEPLY HURT AT HIS CASTEIST REMARK. I DID NOT REPLY TO HIS COMMENT AT THE TIME. BUT I MULLED OVER THE MOCKERY. AT ANOTHER TIME IN 2008, DURING AN EVENING STROLL WITH MY NEIGHBOR*S MOTHER, MRS. KULKARNI (PSEUDONYM), IN A SUBURB OF NEW YORK, SHE ASKED ME: *YOU EAT SAUSAGE?* I REPLIED, *YES!* SHE CONTINUED, *SO YOU ARE A MARATHA [AN- OTHER BACKWARD CASTE] [A LONG PAUSE]?* HE VERBAL PAUSE WAS ACTUALLY HER WAY TO GUESS MY CASTE BACKGROUND BUT NOT NAME IT CLEARLY. I WAS BOTH AMUSED AND SHOCKED THAT I WAS ENCOUNTERING THIS INVESTIGATION OVER FOOD AGAIN OUT- SIDE INDIA, IN THE PROGRESSIVE STATE OF NEW YORK IN THE UNITED STATES. SHARMA AND KULKARNI, BOTH BRAHMANS IN THEIR EARLY SIXTIES, WERE WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE CODES OF THE CASTE MECHANISM AND THEIR VARIOUS BRAHMANICAL MARKERS. WHILE SHARMA ALREADY KNEW MY CASTE, KULKARNI FAILED TO DEDUCE MY CASTE BECAUSE OF MY MIDDLE-CLASS STATUS. AS A RESULT, SHE TRIED TO DECIPHER SOME SYSTEMIC CASTE CODES RELATED TO FOOD HABITS TO GET TO MY CASTE ROOTS. AS I WAS TRYING TO GRAPPLE WITH MY SHOCK OVER THIS CASTEIST PROB- ING, I AVOIDED A DIRECT ANSWER AND INSTEAD EMPHASIZED TO KULKARNI, *YES, WE EAT PORK, BEEF, ALL KINDS OF MEATS!* NOW SHE WAS COMPELLED TO CONCLUDE, *YES, SO YOU ARE A*?* IN OTHER WORDS, ALTHOUGH HER INTENTIONS DIFERED FROM SHARMA*S, SHE, LIKE SHARMA, INFERRED THAT ESPECIALLY BECAUSE I CONSUMED BEEF, I WAS DALIT OR VICE VERSA. BY THIS TIME, I WAS DISTRAUGHT, AND I LOUDLY ASSERTED, *THERE IS SOMETHING CALLED STREEVAD [FEMINISM]*WE EAT EVERY- THING, AND WE ARE STREEVADI [FEMINIST].* ACTUALLY, I WANTED TO TELL HER THAT I ATE VEGETABLES, BEEF, PORK, BECAUSE I AM HUMAN. BUT SOMEHOW, I REPLACED HUMAN WITH FEMINISM, FOR THAT IS MY PRACTICE. ANYWAY, MY ANSWER ENDED HER CASTE GAMES. SHE DID NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY AND LET ATER SOME TIME. ANIKET JAAWARE ANALYZES THE OPERATIONS OF THE ABOVE METAPHORS AND METONYMIES IN THE FUNCTIONING OF CASTE- AS-SYSTEM AND CASTE-AS-PRACTICE IN INDIA. JAAWARE*S PRAC- TICING CASTE OFERS US A METAPHYSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PRACTICE OF CASTE THROUGH THE OPPOSITION OF TOUCH OR NO TOUCH. HE BEGINS WITH A TROPOLOGY OF TOUCH AND EXTENDS INTO A RHETORIC OF TOUCH. HE IDEA OF THE *UN- TOUCHABLE* IS ESSENTIAL TO THE NOTION OF TOUCH AND MORE- OVER UNTOUCHABILITY AS A SOCIAL PRACTICE INVOLVING TOUCH- ING AND UNTOUCHING. JAAWARE*S MAIN AIM IS TO EXPOSE WHAT HE TERMS THE *PROMISCUITY* OF CASTE, TO TAKE *CASTE AND CASTE STUDIES* OUT OF THEIR ACADEMIC ENCLAVES, AND IN- STEAD REVEAL THE ACTUAL AND CONCRETE WORKING OF CASTE IN TERMS OF TOUCHING AND NOT TOUCHING (PP. 190, 3). ALTHOUGH HE DOES NOT MENTION IT IN HIS BOOK, THE CASTE PRACTICES OF TOUCH AND TOUCHABILITY ARE NOT MERELY PHYS- 1 H-NET REVIEWS ICAL ACTS BUT ARE ROOTED IN THE ACTUAL VERNACULAR WORDS: SPARSHA (TOUCH) AND ASPRUSHYA (UNTOUCHABLE) IN MARATHI AND ACHHUT (UNTOUCHABLE) IN THE HINDI LANGUAGE. AS- PRUSHYA AND ACHHUT ARE PEJORATIVE WORDS USED BY UPPER- CASTE HINDUS TO REFER TO THE UNTOUCHABLES. HEY ACTUALLY MEAN THOSE WHO CANNOT BE TOUCHED BY OTHER CASTES, THAT IS, THE *UNTOUCHABLE,* WHO MANIFESTS UNTOUCH WITHIN A PERSON. DUE TO THE SYSTEM OF CASTE, THE PERSON IS UN- TOUCHABLE WHETHER OR NOT THEY COME IN CONTACT WITH AN- OTHER PERSON. WE KNOW FROM SOCIOLINGUISTIC STUDIES THAT LANGUAGES ARE PRACTICES IN THEMSELVES, NOT MERE DESCRIP- TORS. JAAWARE MIGHT HAVE DWELLED FURTHER ON LINGUISTIC PRAXIS: THE RAPID POWER OF WORDS TO REPRODUCE MEANING WITHIN A COMMUNITY. METHODOLOGICALLY, JAAWARE*S BOOK BREAKS FROM TRADI- TIONAL STUDIES OF CASTE. BY DEPLOYING HISTORICAL, SOCIOLOG- ICAL, ANTHROPOLOGICAL, AND POLITICAL LENSES, HE STRIVES TO FOCUS ON PHENOMENOLOGY, STRUCTURALISM, AND POSTSTRUC- TURALISM TO THINK ABOUT THE BODY AND TOUCH AS CASTE. TO THIS END, JAAWARE THINKS WITH BOTH *WESTERN* AND *IN- DIAN* PHILOSOPHERS*MICHEL FOUCAULT, JACQUES DERRIDA, MARTIN HEIDEGGER, B. R. AMBEDKAR, AND JOTIRAO PHULE. HE DELVES DIRECTLY INTO THE ETHICAL RELATIONS THAT CASTE ENTAILS REGARDING THE POLITICS OF TOUCHABILITY FOR THE COMMUNITIES AT THE TWO ENDS OF THE HIERARCHY*BRAHMANS AND DALITS. BOTH COMMUNITIES HAVE DIFERENT PHENOMENOLOGICAL EX- PERIENCES OF THE SAME *TOUCH.* JAAWARE*S MAIN PURPOSE IS TO *INVITE [THE READER] TO THINK ALONG WITH [HIM] AND THE ARGUMENT* IN ORDER TO PRODUCE NEW KNOWLEDGE, TO THINK ANEW, AN ACT HE REFERS TO AS * OUBLIERRING * (OUBLIER+ERR), THAT IS, THE ACT OF FORGET- TING AND THINKING ANEW (PP. 10, 3). CHAPTERS 1 AND 2 FOCUS ON THE MATERIALITY OF TOUCH TO ANATOMIZE PHILOSOPHICAL- METAPHYSICAL ISSUES BY AN ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIALITY OF TOUCH. HIS WILL ANATOMIZE THE SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHRO- POLOGY OF CASTE BY A PHILOSOPHICAL DISCUSSION OF TOUCH. JAAWARE ANALYZES *GOOD* AND *BAD* AS WELL AS *LITERAL* AND *IGURAL* TOUCHES THAT MARK THE BOUNDARIES OF COMMU- NITIES. *RITUAL REINFORCES THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN IGURAL AND LITERAL BY FORMING COMMUNITIES AROUND VALUES* (P. 55). HE ARGUES THAT PRIMARY SOCIALITY IS DEPENDENT ON AL- TRUISTIC TOUCH AND ITS REGULATION. CHAPTER 3 FOCUSES ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN *SOCI- ETIES OF INHERITANCE* AND *SOCIETIES OF ACQUISITION* (P. 66). SOME SIGNIICANT FEATURE OF SOCIETIES OF INHERITANCE ARE THAT THEY ARE FEUDAL, BASED ON CLASSIICATION PER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, AND TO THEM THE NOTION OF INHERITANCE BECOMES A SOURCE OF VALUE. HESE SOCIETIES FOCUS ON THE TIGHT AND UNCOMPROMISING IT BETWEEN CASTE AND BIRTH AND A COM- PLETE FORMED RELIGION, AND THEY RELEGATE ECONOMIC ACTIV- ITY TO THE MUNDANE, AND EVEN THE VULGAR. BY CONTRAST, SOCIETIES OF ACQUISITION EMPHASIZE THAT *BIRTH WITHIN A PARTICULAR FAMILY DOES NOT CONFER ANY SPECIAL RIGHTS* (P. 67). HEREFORE, THEY COME CLOSEST TO *CAPITALISTIC SOCI- ETIES* (P. 68). HEY ARE OPEN TOWARD RELIGIOUS CONVER- SION AND THE ACQUISITION OF SELHOOD, AND THEY ASPIRE TO- WARD INDIVIDUALISM AND WORK ON UPWARD ECONOMIC MO- BILITY. TO JAAWARE, THE *STRUGGLE BETWEEN SOCIETIES OF IN- HERITANCE AND SOCIETIES OF ACQUISITION IS ALSO THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY, WITH THEIR SPECIAL CUL- TURAL ENCODING* (P. 111). WHILE SOCIETIES OF INHERITORS, THAT IS THE BRAHMANS, FOCUS ON MEMORY AND REPETITION, SOCIETIES OF ACQUISITION, THAT IS, DALITS, ARE ALWAYS CREAT- ING SOMETHING NEW. AS A RESULT, THE ANTI-CASTE STRUGGLE *IS FULLY AND FUNDAMENTALLY COMMITED TO A NOTION OF TIME IN WHICH THE FUTURE MUST BE DIFERENT FROM THE PAST AND THE PRESENT* (P. 113). PHULE, AMBEDKAR, AND OTHER RESISTERS THUS DEPLOYED MODERNITY TO TRANSITION FROM INHERITANCE TO ACQUISITION. CHAPTER 4 CONTINUES THE CONVERSATION BEGUN IN CHAP- TER 3 TO FOCUS MORE ON *BRAHMAN* AND *DALIT* BODIES. CHAPTER 5 DISCUSSES THE ISSUE OF *CLASSICAL TEXTS* TO ARGUE THAT WE NEED TO SHIT OUR FOCUS FROM THE ORIGINS OF CASTE TO THE HISTORY OF THE PRACTICE OF CASTE IN THE EVERYDAY LIVES OF PEOPLE (P. 125). HE ONTOLOGY OF THE SOCIALITY OF CASTE NEEDS TO DISSEMINATE ITSELF THROUGH A WHOLE SYSTEM OF PHENOMENAL VISUAL SIGNS, AND THROUGH SPEECH PATERNS AS WELL. IN THE PROCESS OF MODERNIZATION, FOR EXAMPLE, THE AGENCY OF PRINTING PRESS AND WRITEN TEXTS CEASE TO BE SACRED OR EVEN *SECRET OBJECTS* (P. 129). JAAWARE ANA- LYZES SOME CONTRIBUTIONS OF *DALIT TEXTS* WHICH TO HIM SIG- NAL THE *ENTRY OF DALITS IN THE IELD OF WRITING THAT MARKS MODERNITY IN MAHARASHTRA* (P. 130). HOWEVER, THE MOVE- MENT IS ALSO PLAGUED BY *AUTHENTICITY* BECAUSE *THERE IS A SPECIIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DALIT LITERATURE AND CASTE. SOME SAW DALIT LITERATURE AS THE LITERATURE WRITEN BY BORN DALITS* (P. 126). HE AGENT IS MISSING HERE, BUT I AM ASSUMING JAAWARE IS REFERRING TO BOTH DALITS AND NON- DALITS. HE ISSUE HERE TO JAAWARE IS NOT OF *BIRTH [IN A PARTICULAR CASTE] BUT OF SPEECH PATERNS AND THEIR USE FOR IDENTIICATION OF CASTE IN SOCIETY* (P. 127). JAAWARE DISCUSSES BRIELY THE ISSUES IN *DESTITUTE LIT- ERATURE* PRODUCED BY DALITS, A NEW LITERARINESS AND PRI- MORDIAL STORYTELLING. TO HIM THE *CONFUSION BETWEEN THE LITERARY AND THE POLITICAL, AND THE POLITICAL AND THE ETHI- CAL HAUNTS THE DISCOURSE OF DALIT LITERATURE* (P. 146). HE WRITINGS OF DALITS IN THE NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTI- ETH CENTURIES WERE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL IN ORIENTATION; THE NEW LITERATURE ADDS ICTION AND POETRY. JAAWARE FOCUSES 2 H-NET REVIEWS ON BABURAO BAGUL AS A *MODERNIST AUTHOR* WHO EXAM- INES THE INTIMATE RELATION BETWEEN TRUTH AND ICTION AND HIGHLIGHTS THEIR ETHICAL COMPLEXITY (P. 143). HAT IS TO SAY, THE ETHICAL IS THE CONSEQUENCE OF THE LITERARY, OR AS IT IS CLAIMED BY DALIT POLITICS, *LITERARY PRODUCTION [IS] THE CONSEQUENCE OF THE ETHICAL SUPERIORITY OF VICTIMS OF PO- LITICAL AND SOCIAL DOMINATION, EXPLOITATION, SUPPRESSION, OPPRESSION, AND HEGEMONY* (P. 147). CHAPTER 6 DWELLS ON THE UN(TOUCHABILITY) OF THINGS LIKE FOOD SO AS TO FOCUS ON THE PRACTICE OF CASTE AND CHAPTER 7 FOCUSES ON *SOCIETY, SOCIALITY, AND SOCIABILITY.* HEREIN JAAWARE ARGUES THAT CASTE SEGMENTATION OR SEGMENTED SO- CIABILITIES CAN BE TRAVERSED WHEN WE ACTUALLY *UNLEARN OUR PRIVILEGE AND OUR DISPRIVILEGE* (P. 183). FOR EXAM- PLE, WHEN *WE BEGIN TO COGNIZE THE POSSIBILITIES OF US- ING OTHER SOCIABILITIES,* [WE ARE FREED] FROM OUR HABITUAL INVENTION OF OUR OWN KIND OF SOCIABILITY. I SAY NAMASTE INSTEAD OF ZOHAR.* *ALTERITY THUS CEASES TO BE AN OPAQUE WALL OF DIVISION * BECOMING A HINGED TURNSTILE WHICH CAN OPEN BOTH TOWARD THE INSIDE AND TOWARD THE OUTSIDE* (P. 184). CERTAINLY, UPWARD MOBILITY, ACQUISITION OF ED- UCATION AND EMPLOYMENT, AND ACCESS TO RESOURCES HAVE NOT CHANGED CASTE SEGMENTATION. HUS, ONLY A TRAVERSAL OF CASTE SEGMENTATION AND RECOGNITION OF THE POSSIBILITY OF USING OTHER SOCIABILITIES FREE US OF CASTE SOCIETY AND ITS INSTITUTIONS. TO JAAWARE, WE WOULD HAVE TO GIVE UP THE CASTE IDENTITIES WE GIVE TO OURSELVES AS WELL AS THE IDENTI- TIES OTHERS GIVE US AND WE HAVE TO UNLEARN OUR PRIVILEGE AND UN-PRIVILEGE, BECAUSE WE WILL HAVE TO KEEP CHANGING AND NURTURE CHANGE. JAAWARE EXTENDS THE IMPORTANT RECENT WORK ON THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF UNTOUCHABILITY BY SUNDAR SAR- RUKAI.[1] YET, IGNORING THE SCHOLARLY WORK BY HISTORI- ANS AND ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND CRITIQUES OF LOUIS DUMONT FOR OVER TWO DECADES, JAAWARE*S ANALYSIS OF CASTE LIKE THAT OF DUMONT REMAINS A DETERMINISTIC PROBLEM REDUC- ING BRAHMANICAL HINDUISM TO A SINGLE ESSENCE OF PURITY AND POLLUTION BETWEEN TWO SO-CALLED ANTAGONISTS: HIGH- EST *PURE* BRAHMAN AND LOWEST *IMPURE* DALIT. NICHOLAS DIRKS ( HE HOLLOW CROWN: ETHNOHISTORY OF AN INDIAN KING- DOM [1987]), SUSAN BAYLY ( SAINTS, GODDESSES AND KINGS: MUSLIMS AND CHRISTIANS IN SOUTH INDIAN SOCIETY 1700-1900 [1992]), AND MOST RECENTLY SUMIT GUHA ( BEYOND CASTE: IDENTITY AND POWER IN SOUTH ASIA, PAST AND PRESENT [2016]) HAVE ANALYZED THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC LOGIC OF CASTE STRUCTURE. NEVERTHELESS, JAAWARE INCISIVELY ILLUMINATES A THEORY OF CASTE AS A PRACTICE OF TOUCHING AND NOT TOUCHING. IN POSING CASTE AS A PROBLEM FOR ETHICS, JAAWARE EXAMINES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNTOUCHABLES AND TOUCHABLES TO OFER NEW WAYS OF THINKING ABOUT SOCIALITY IN AND BEYOND INDIA. HE BOOK WILL BE A SIGNIICANT RESOURCE FOR STUDENTS STUDYING THE PHENOMENOLOGY, POLITICS, AND SOCIOLOGY OF CASTE-AS-PRACTICE, COMPARATIVE ACCOUNTS OF MODERNITY, AND ETHICS. NOTE [1]. SUNDAR SARUKKAI, *PHENOMENOLOGY OF UNTOUCHA- BILITY,* ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY 54, NO. 37 (SEPTEM- BER 12, 2009): 39-48. IF THERE IS ADDITIONAL DISCUSSION OF THIS REVIEW, YOU MAY ACCESS IT THROUGH THE NETWORK, AT: HTPS://NETWORKS.H-NET.ORG/H-ASIA CITATION: SHAILAJA PAIK. REVIEW OF JAAWARE, ANIKET, PRACTICING CASTE: ON TOUCHING AND NOT TOUCHING . H-ASIA, H-NET REVIEWS. JULY, 2019. URL: HTP://WWW.H-NET.ORG/REVIEWS/SHOWREV.PHP?ID=53397 HIS WORK IS LICENSED UNDER A CREATIVE COMMONS ATRIBUTION-NONCOMMERCIAL- NO DERIVATIVE WORKS 3.0 UNITED STATES LICENSE. 3
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title_full Practicing caste on touching and not touching Aniket Jaaware
title_fullStr Practicing caste on touching and not touching Aniket Jaaware
title_full_unstemmed Practicing caste on touching and not touching Aniket Jaaware
title_short Practicing caste
title_sort practicing caste on touching and not touching
title_sub on touching and not touching
topic Touch
Caste
Körperkontakt (DE-588)4073573-4 gnd
Kaste (DE-588)4163401-9 gnd
topic_facet Touch
Caste
Körperkontakt
Kaste
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