Caste : The Colonial Theories

By:

Kumar, B.B

Publication details: Omsons Publications 2004 New DelhiDescription: 122pISBN:

9788171172153

Subject(s):

Culture and institutions -- Ethnicity -- Colonialism -- Caste Discrimination -- Dalit -- India

DDC classification:

305.51220954 KUM-C

Summary: The caste is the unique social institution in the world. It is also the most misunderstood and deliberately misinterpreted by the British Council administrators and scholars. The book discusses the same and the colonial theories of caste in detail.

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The caste is the unique social institution in the world. It is also the most misunderstood and deliberately misinterpreted by the British Council administrators and scholars. The book discusses the same and the colonial theories of caste in detail.

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