Hindus of the Himalayas: Ethnography and Change.

Patricia Caplan · Gerald D. Berreman

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Prologue: Behind Many Masks, Ethnography and Impression Management 1. The Setting 2. The Economic Context 3. The Religious Context: The Supernatural 4. The Religious Context: Calendrical and Life-Cycle Ceremonies 5. Kin Groups and Kinship 6. Caste 7. Intercaste Relations 8. The Village Community 9. The Outside World: Urban Contacts and Government Programs 10. Conclusion - 1958 Epilogue: Sirkanda ten years later Bibliography Chapter Bibliographies - 1971 Notes, Index

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