by Agustín Pániker · Editorial Kairós SA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788472456075
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Índika: An Intellectual Decolonization is an essay by Agustín Pániker that invites reflection on history, ethnology, politics, and religion in South Asia. The author questions the historical and social assumptions imposed on India, paying special attention to the Aryan myth, Indo-Islamic history, the colonial period, and the construction of Hinduism. Through critical anthropology, Pániker does not place Indians as passive recipients of foreign impositions, but rather analyzes the complex colonial relationship and how India and the West shaped each other. This book is a fascinating inquiry into history, society, geography, religion, science, and politics in South Asia, offering a unique perspective to understand the Indic world and challenge intercultural prejudices.
