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Muralidharan, Meera Gopurapillil (2014)

Interacting Sources and Identity Formation- A Study of South Indian Brahmin Communities in 17th century Dutch Missionary accounts

Bachelor thesis | Geschiedenis (BA)
The study will broadly assume a form and part of a larger ongoing effort to develop methods and models for the study of colonialism from a cultural point of view. It will stress the early modern cross-cultural nuances of contacts, conversations and conflicts by analyzing the South Indian history focusing Brahmins. History of Brahmins from early European texts and also from the South Indian secondary sources largely based on vernacular languages will be used for a comparative analysis.
Author
Muralidharan, Meera Gopurapillil
Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Specialisation
BA Colonial and Global History
Supervisors
Gommans, J.J.L.
ECTS Credits
15
Language
en