1. Introduction: Subalterns and Histories Formations-Itineraries-Genealogies 2. Subaltern Photography 3. Some Ironies and Anomalies in the History of Subaltern Studies 4. Adivasi Indigeneity: Reframing Subaltern Studies Today 5. "But Who May Abide?": Reckoning with Ranajit Guha, 1923-2023 6. The Language Twist: Subaltern Studies and After 7. Subaltern, to the Right and to the Left of the Spectrum 8. The Subaltern as a Way of Reading: History Writing and the Colonial Oblivion in Latin America 9. Notes on Subalternity and Combative Decoloniality: In Dialogue with Dipesh Chakrabarty and Frantz Fanon 10. Subaltern Historiography and Post-Apartheid South Africa 11. "Peeping Through a Chink": Age, Evidence, and the Sexual Subaltern 12. Science and the Subaltern: A Hairy-Eared History of Nehruvian Science 13. Stretching Subalternity: The Figure of "The Migrant" in the Postcolonial World Order 14. Property and Subaltern Pasts Indigeneity-Servitude-Caste-Gender 15. Sovereignty, Anti-Extraction, and the Prose of Insurgency in Mexico 16. Resurgent Indigeneity and Discourses on History in Settler States 17. Subalterns in India's Wildlife Conservation 18. Captive Transactions: Measures of Violence in the Northeastern Frontier of British India (1872-1919) 19. Ghosts of the Atlantic in South Asian Historiography 20. "Ameliorating" the Enslaved: Connected Histories of the Abolition of Slavery 21. Can the Subaltern Sweat? 22. Intimations of Dissent: Sexuality, Caste, History 23. Degrees of Smell: Understanding and Resisting Caste 24. When the Subaltern Speaks Supremacy 25. Sex, Caste, and Race: Iterations of the "Social Question" in Ambedkar's Castes in India 26. Dalit Womanism-Humanism: Against Caste and Gender Hierarchies 27. Amid the Ruins: Savitribai Phule's Poetry as Subaltern History 28. Anti-Caste Tamil Cinema Against the Darshanic Gaze Subjects-Arrangements-Practices 29. Muslim Labourers and Subaltern Religion: Assertions of Faith and Community in Colonial India 30. Catholic Workers and the Mexican Revolution 31. Labouring Lives and Non-Work Moments: Rethinking Histories of Labour, Caste, and the Subaltern 32. Protean Justice: The Law, the Lawgiver, and the Subaltern Antinomies of Mughal and British India 33. Police Constables in Colonial India: From Subaltern Studies to Labour and Life History 34. Elites, Subjects, Citizens: Shifting Statuses of Zoroastrians 35. The Journey of a Word: Media as Name, Concept, Weapon 36. Productions of Injustice: Extra-Legal Credit in Northern India 37. Performance, "Tradition", Contestation: The Case of Bhojpuri Nautanki of Bihar 38. Bharatnatyam, Sacred-Eroticism, and Liminality 39. Race, Gender, Reproduction: Malinalli/Marina and Multiple Mestizaje 40. When and Where Do They Enter?: Black Women's Travel Narratives and the Question of Agency 41. Afterword: The New International
