Caste in India: the fact and the system

By:

Senart, Emile

Contributor(s):

Ross, E. Denison (Tr.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Datta; 1977Description: 220pSubject(s):

Social Stratification

DDC classification:

305.5 SEN

Summary: This book divided into three parts- PART ONE-THE PRESENT I. GENERAL IDEAS II. MARRIAGE LAWS HEREDITARY OCCUPATIONS IV. INTERCOURSE AND IMPURE CONTACT V. VARIOUS RULES; RELIGION AND CASTE VI. VII. ORGANIZATION AND JURISDICTION. DISINTEGRATION AND MULTIPLICATION CASTES PART TWO-THE PAST I. THE BRAHMANIC SYSTEM OF CASTES: DHARMAŚĀSTRAS AND THE EPIC . II. THE BRAHMANAS AND THE VEDIC HYMNS III. CHARACTER AND ORIGIN CLASSES AND CASTES IV. ORIGINS ACCORDING TO LEGEND. BETWEEN PRIESTS AND NOBLES. CHAPTER PART THREE-ORIGINS I. EXPLANATORY THEORIES. ISTS THE TRADITIONAL II. OCCUPATION AS THE BASIS OF CASTE. NES FIELD AND IBBETSON III. RACE AS THE BASIS OF CASTE. RISLEY IV. CASTE AND THE ÄRYAN CONSTITUTION OF THE FAMILY V. GENESIS OF THE HINDU CASTES VI. GENERAL SURVEY: THE HINDU MIND

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This book divided into three parts-

PART ONE-THE PRESENT
I. GENERAL IDEAS
II. MARRIAGE LAWS
HEREDITARY OCCUPATIONS
IV. INTERCOURSE AND IMPURE CONTACT
V. VARIOUS RULES; RELIGION AND CASTE
VI. VII. ORGANIZATION AND JURISDICTION. DISINTEGRATION AND MULTIPLICATION
CASTES
PART TWO-THE PAST
I. THE BRAHMANIC SYSTEM OF CASTES: DHARMAŚĀSTRAS AND THE EPIC .
II. THE BRAHMANAS AND THE VEDIC HYMNS
III. CHARACTER AND ORIGIN CLASSES AND CASTES
IV. ORIGINS ACCORDING TO LEGEND. BETWEEN PRIESTS AND NOBLES.
CHAPTER
PART THREE-ORIGINS
I. EXPLANATORY THEORIES. ISTS THE TRADITIONAL
II. OCCUPATION AS THE BASIS OF CASTE. NES FIELD AND IBBETSON
III. RACE AS THE BASIS OF CASTE. RISLEY
IV. CASTE AND THE ÄRYAN CONSTITUTION OF THE FAMILY
V. GENESIS OF THE HINDU CASTES
VI. GENERAL SURVEY: THE HINDU MIND

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