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Global Encyclopaedia of the West Indian Dalit`s Ethnography

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi Global Vision Publishing House 2008Description: xi+392pISBN:
  • 8182202612
DDC classification:
  • 305.56`547 D2291
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The sole objecive of this encyclopaedia is to present the descriptive ethnographical summaries of 134 Dalit castes of Western India (Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan) who are categorised as shudra in Hindu social order. Here we focus on the ways of living and the factors that have caused to change their socioeconomic and political life. Summaries of each entry usually provides information on the physical features, history of origion, social system, rites and rituals; economic activities, administration and justice; religion and culture, inter-commnunity relationship and modernisation. this encyclopaedia seems to be as informative as possible given the limitation of space and knowledge of contributors. this monumental work is useful for scholars and readers of ethinc study of western Indian the dalit communities.
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The sole objecive of this encyclopaedia is to present the descriptive ethnographical summaries of 134 Dalit castes of Western India (Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan) who are categorised as shudra in Hindu social order. Here we focus on the ways of living and the factors that have caused to change their socioeconomic and political life. Summaries of each entry usually provides information on the physical features, history of origion, social system, rites and rituals; economic activities, administration and justice; religion and culture, inter-commnunity relationship and modernisation. this encyclopaedia seems to be as informative as possible given the limitation of space and knowledge of contributors. this monumental work is useful for scholars and readers of ethinc study of western Indian the dalit communities.

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