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Sikh Formations
Religion, Culture, Theory
Volume 12, 2016 - Issue 2-3: Exploring the Myths of Religion and Violence in India
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Media framing and the myth of religious violence: The othering of sikhs in The Times of India

Richard D. MannCollege of the Humanities and Religion Program, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 120-141 | Published online: 24 Apr 2017

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Jasjit Singh. (2020) Racialisation, ‘religious violence’ and radicalisation: the persistence of narratives of ‘Sikh extremism’. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 46:15, pages 3136-3156.
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Richard Mann. (2019) The framing of Sikhs in Canadian media in the 1980s: The power of the media and the conflicts between religion in the public sphere and an assumed national identity. Sikh Formations 15:3-4, pages 361-379.
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Shilpa D. Bhat. (2018) Sikh diasporic negotiations: Indian and Canadian history in Can You Hear the Nightbird Call?. Sikh Formations 14:1, pages 55-70.
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Zhou Li & Li Sheng. (2023) Deconstructing media narratives of the Indo-Pacific strategy: Exploring India’s ontological security and national identity in the Times of India. Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 10:1.
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Inderpal Grewal, Dipin Kaur & Sasha Sabherwal. (2022) The Security State and Securitizing Patriarchies in Postcolonial India. Social Text 40:3, pages 83-104.
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