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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- DEDICATION
- Preface
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF TABLES
- ABBREVIATIONS
- 1. Introduction: Secularisation and Communalisation; The Concept and the Process.
- SECULARISM: THE CONCEPT AND ITS ORIGIN
- SECULARISM IN INDIA - AN ADMINISTRATIVE, POLITICAL BASIS
- COMMUNALISM - THE CONCEPT AND ITS MEANINGS
- CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS AND THE CULTURALCONTRADICTIONS OF SECULARISM IN INDIA
- THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE DEVELOPMENT OFSECULARISM AS A NATIONAL IDEOLOGY
- STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
- 2. Secularisation and Communalisation in India-A Review of Literature.
- SECULARISM AND ITS CRITICS; THE MODERNIST ANDPOLITICAL BASIS
- COMMUNALISM - THE MODERNIST AND THE POLITICAL LEGACIES
- COMMUNALISM VS COMMUNISM AND THE PROSPECTS OFSECULARISM IN KERALA
- COMMUNITY SOLIDARITY TO DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT -THE KERALA MODEL
- COMMUNAL ROAD TO A SECULAR KERALA-THE RESOLUTIONOF A PARADOX
- SECULAR VS COMMUNAL: A CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING
- SECULAR COMMUNAL HISTORY - THE NEED FOR REWRITING
- 3. Conceptual Framework and Methodology.
- SlGNlFlCANCE OF THE PROBLEM
- THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
- COMMUNALISATION BY THE SECULAR: AN EMERGINGUNDERSTANDING
- OBJECTIVES
- HYPOTHESES
- VARIABLES
- METHOD OF STUDY
- CONCEPTS
- DISCOURSE
- MODERNISM
- CHAPTERISATION
- LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
- 4. Development of the Secular and the Communal in Kerala.
- PRE-BRITISH KERALA -AN OVERVIEW
- THE BRITISH PERIOD AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
- DEVELOPMENT IN THE 20th CENTURY: THE PROBLEMS ANDPROSPECTS
- THE POLITICAL HISTORY FROM 1957 TO 199
- ELECTIONS OF 1980 AND THE NEW MINISTRY
- COMMUNALISATION BY THE SECULAR - AN EMERGING PHASE
- THE COMMUNIST MODEL OF SECULAR POLITICS - THECOMMUNAL BASIS
- THE CONGRESS MODEL OF SECULAR POLITICS - COMMUNALCONTENTS
- 1. Votes polled by the fronts (UDF and LDF), 1982 and 1987.
- 2. Vote polled by different parties; 1982 and 1987.
- 3. Increase in the number of votes polled by the parties, 1982 and 1987.
- 4. Comparative Performance of the major fronts in the elections between 1987 and 1991
- IDENTITY POLITICS AND COMMUALISATION -THE ROLE OFSECULARISTS IN KERALA POLITICS
- 5. Party position of the Muslim League in Kerala Assembly from 1957 to 1991.
- 5. Conclusion: Legacies of Secularism and Practices of Communalism: An Emerging Phase.
- THE SECULAR AND THE COMMUNAL IN KERALA; THEEXISTING IMAGES
- COMMUNALISATION IN KERALA: CONTEXT AND CAUSESTHE MA]OR FINDINGS
- COMMUNITARIANISM AND COMMUNALISM
- SECULARISATION: AN EXERCISE IN ABSTRACTION
- SECULAR EXCEPTIONS AND COMMUNAL NATURALS INKERALA POLITICS: NATIONALIST AND COLONIAL LEGAClES
- THE ORIGIN OF COMMUNALISTS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR POWER
- THE SUCCESS OF COMMUNALISM - THE NEED FOR NEW THEORIES
- CRISIS OF THE STATE AND THE LOSS OF THE SECULAR SELF
- SECULAR STATE AND THE CIVIL SOCIETY - A NEW FRAME WORK
- APPENDIX 1 Table 6
- 6. Religious Composition of Kerala.
- APPENDIX 2 Table 7
- 7. List of Political Parties in Kerala.
- APPENDIX 3 Table 8
- 8. 1957 Elections, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 9. Mid-Term Poll --1960, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 10. Mid-Term poll --1965, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 11. Fourth General Election --1967, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 12. Mid-Term Poll --1970, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 13. 1977 Kerala Assembly Elections.
- 14. Mid-Term Poll 1980, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 15. Mid-Term Poll 1982, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 16. Ninth General Elections, 1987, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- 17. Tenth General Elections, 1991, Kerala Legislative Assembly.
- APPENDIX 4 INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
- BIBILIOGRAPHY