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"All This is Indeed Brahman": Rammohun Roy and a 'Global' History of the Rights-Bearing Self
Milinda Banerjee
School of History
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Arts and Humanities
Selfhood
100%
Global History
100%
Brahman
100%
Discourse
28%
Intellectual History
28%
Intellectual Historian
28%
Salvation
14%
Popular
14%
Temporal
14%
Revolt
14%
Justice
14%
India
14%
Liberation
14%
condemnation
14%
Liberty
14%
Puritan
14%
reformer
14%
sectarian
14%
Religious toleration
14%
British Colonial Rule
14%
G. W. F. Hegel
14%
Subaltern
14%
Pre-colonial
14%
Historicity
14%
Early Colonial India
14%
atman
14%
Case Study
14%