Situating tribals in Indian history

By:

Palit, Chittabrata (ed.)

Contributor(s):

Jha, Surendra (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; B.R. Pub. Corporation; 2009Description: 148pISBN:

9788176466912

Subject(s):

India-Scheduled tribes-Social conditions

DDC classification:

305.800954 SIT

Summary: In colonial India, the tribes that held fast to their autonomous culture and would not conform to colonial requirements were considered wild and outside the pale of civilization and therefore liable to be subjugated. This volume is a bouquet of 11 essays on various aspects of Tribal Society and culture under British Rule.

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In colonial India, the tribes that held fast to their autonomous culture and would not conform to colonial requirements were considered wild and outside the pale of civilization and therefore liable to be subjugated. This volume is a bouquet of 11 essays on various aspects of Tribal Society and culture under British Rule.

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