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The following sources have been most useful in developing the theme as well as data cited in the paper. Two issues of Seminar (#470, October 1998, Gujarat—A Symposium on the Current Trends in an Important State and #513, May 2002, Gujarat—A Society under Siege) have been indispensable in providing a wide ranging views from a variety of experts. Numerous points of views argued in contemporary issues of Parab, a monthly publication of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad and Neeriskhak, a fortnightly journal of thought have shown the ambivalence of Gujarati literary community. Also, two books, (1) Nagindas Sanghvi’s Gujarat—A Political Analysis (Surat, Gujarat: Center for Social Studies, n.d.) and (2) Siddharth Varadrajan, ed., Gujarat—The Making of a Tragedy (Bombay: Penguin Books, 2002) provided historical as well as contemporary perspective on Gujarat politics. I am grateful to all these sources. | The following sources have been most useful in developing the theme as well as data cited in the paper. Two issues of Seminar (#470, October 1998, Gujarat—A Symposium on the Current Trends in an Important State and #513, May 2002, Gujarat—A Society under Siege) have been indispensable in providing a wide ranging views from a variety of experts. Numerous points of views argued in contemporary issues of Parab, a monthly publication of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad and Neeriskhak, a fortnightly journal of thought have shown the ambivalence of Gujarati literary community. Also, two books, (1) Nagindas Sanghvi’s Gujarat—A Political Analysis (Surat, Gujarat: Center for Social Studies, n.d.) and (2) Siddharth Varadrajan, ed., Gujarat—The Making of a Tragedy (Bombay: Penguin Books, 2002) provided historical as well as contemporary perspective on Gujarat politics. I am grateful to all these sources. | ||
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