Neil Krishan Aggarwal is a cultural psychiatrist and social scientist who specializes in the psychology of cross-cultural identity formation, violent conflicts, and peacebuilding. After medical school, he completed a residency in psychiatry, a graduate degree in South Asian studies, and a post-doctoral fellowship in clinically applied medical anthropology. His professional interests include cultural psychiatry, cultural psychology, and psychiatric anthropology.

• Introduction: Social Identities and Representations: From Violence to Peace 1: Ramayana Tellings as Case Studies in Constructing Group Identities 2: The Social Representations in Social Identities Framework 3: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During Mughal Rule 4: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During British Rule 5: Polemical Social Representations from Muslims About Lord Rama 6: The Ahmadiyya's Hegemonic Social Representations of Lord Rama 7: Muslim Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama After 1947 Conclusion

Neil Krishan Aggarwal is a cultural psychiatrist and social scientist who specializes in the psychology of cross-cultural identity formation, violent conflicts, and peacebuilding. After medical school, he completed a residency in psychiatry, a graduate degree in South Asian studies, and a post-doctoral fellowship in clinically applied medical anthropology. His professional interests include cultural psychiatry, cultural psychology, and psychiatric anthropology.

• Introduction: Social Identities and Representations: From Violence to Peace 1: Ramayana Tellings as Case Studies in Constructing Group Identities 2: The Social Representations in Social Identities Framework 3: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During Mughal Rule 4: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During British Rule 5: Polemical Social Representations from Muslims About Lord Rama 6: The Ahmadiyya's Hegemonic Social Representations of Lord Rama 7: Muslim Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama After 1947 Conclusion

Neil Krishan Aggarwal is a cultural psychiatrist and social scientist who specializes in the psychology of cross-cultural identity formation, violent conflicts, and peacebuilding. After medical school, he completed a residency in psychiatry, a graduate degree in South Asian studies, and a post-doctoral fellowship in clinically applied medical anthropology. His professional interests include cultural psychiatry, cultural psychology, and psychiatric anthropology.

• Introduction: Social Identities and Representations: From Violence to Peace 1: Ramayana Tellings as Case Studies in Constructing Group Identities 2: The Social Representations in Social Identities Framework 3: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During Mughal Rule 4: Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama During British Rule 5: Polemical Social Representations from Muslims About Lord Rama 6: The Ahmadiyya's Hegemonic Social Representations of Lord Rama 7: Muslim Emancipated Social Representations of Lord Rama After 1947 Conclusion