1. Poverty and underdevelopment Part 2

2. Over the course of the nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, ‘poverty’ morphs

4. Over the course of the nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, ‘poverty’ morphs
From an absolute, immutable moral state in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, by the middle of the twentieth century, poverty becomes a set of indicators

8. Over the course of the nineteenth century and into the twentieth century, ‘poverty’ morphs
From an absolute, immutable moral state in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, by the middle of the twentieth century, poverty becomes a set of indicators
Housing, nutrition, education, fertility… join a pre-existing, but updated set of concerns about wages, rents, and food prices
‘Poverty’ vs ‘the poor’

10. Modernization!

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Nagarjuna Sagar Dam Films Division India (1967)

14.
Marriage and after. Films Division India (1967)

15. Arundhati Roy on contemporary India as an economic success story. 1:26