Social mobility in the caste system in India : An inter disciplinary symposium
Material type: TextPublication details: Jaipur Rawat pub. 1968Description: 155 pISBN: 9788131610893Subject(s): Social mobility | India | casteDDC classification: 305.50954 Summary: The anthology explores the nature and mechanisms of social mobility in the caste system in India. Contributors have intended to view the Indian case from several perspectives – historical as well as contemporary, urban as well as rural – and have intended to combine the empirical materials of modern ethnographic field research with emerging theory pertaining to social stratification, especially caste, and to sociocultural change. The volume further examines topics such as ranking methodology, jajmani relations, channels of regional integration, Sanskritization and parochialization, the effects of recent legislation and other agencies of social change. The book aims to further our understanding of the nature, extent and significance of social mobility in a caste system and to uncover the mechanisms and determinants involved. The authors hope to contribute significantly to a currently emerging synthesis of new approaches to caste study.Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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305.489 6 GEN Gender, migration, and the public sphere, 1850-2005 | 305.509 73 STI/G Great divide | 305.50954 MAR Margins, marginality and marginalisation: alternative Ambedkarite perspectives | 305.50954 SOC Social mobility in the caste system in India : An inter disciplinary symposium | 305.51 220 954 KAN/C Caste, discrimination, and exclusion in modern India | 305.510 954 KLS/C Culture satisfaction and development / | 305.512 2 BAN/C Caste, protest and identity in colonial India : the Namasudras of Bengal, 1872-1947 |
The anthology explores the nature and mechanisms of social mobility in the caste system in India. Contributors have intended to view the Indian case from several perspectives – historical as well as contemporary, urban as well as rural – and have intended to combine the empirical materials of modern ethnographic field research with emerging theory pertaining to social stratification, especially caste, and to sociocultural change.
The volume further examines topics such as ranking methodology, jajmani relations, channels of regional integration, Sanskritization and parochialization, the effects of recent legislation and other agencies of social change.
The book aims to further our understanding of the nature, extent and significance of social mobility in a caste system and to uncover the mechanisms and determinants involved. The authors hope to contribute significantly to a currently emerging synthesis of new approaches to caste study.
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