"In this book Meena Dhanda presents an account of personal identity as a complex of which moral identity and practical identity are the two most important elements moral identity as one s sense of identity as a person as such and practical identity as one or more of the structured ways in which one expresses one s moral identity . Taking as her main example the situation of India s Dalits, Dhanda argues that overall personal identity is to be understood as the outcome of an on-going process of negotiation above all between these two elements. Given the centrality of the roles played by...