Buddhist extremists and Muslim minorities : religious conflict in contemporary Sri Lanka /
The rise of right-wing groups of Sinhala Buddhists in Sri Lanka in recent years has caused a new wave of religious violence, in this case with Muslims being the primary targets. Buddhist Extremists and Muslim Minorities presents a collection of essays that investigate the history and current conditi...
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / John Clifford Holt
- Sinhala Buddhist nationalism and Muslim identity in Sri Lanka: one hundred years of conflict and coexistence / M.A. Nuhman
- Rethinking Muslim identity in Sri Lanka / Dennis B. McGilvray
- Refuge in the state: Buddhist monks and virtuous governmentality / Jonathan A. Young
- Configurations of Buddhist nationalism in modern Sri Lanka / Benjamin Schonthal
- Gossip, rumor, and propaganda in anti-Muslim campaigns of the Bodu Bala Sena / Kalinga Tudor Silva
- Adjudicating antiquity: the politics of historical confrontation at Devanagala, Sri Lanka / Philip Friedrich
- Stories in the aftermath of Aluthgama / Farzana Haniffa
- A religious syntax to recent communal violence in Sri Lanka / John Clifford Holt.