Buddhism in India: Challenging Brahmanism and Caste

Gail Omvedt

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Introduction Reconstructing the World The Background to Buddhism The Dhamma The Basic Teachings of Buddhism Transitoriness and Transformations Buddhist Civilisation The Defeat of Buddhism in India After Buddhism The Bhakti Movements Colonial Challenges, Indian Responses and Buddhist Revival Navayana Buddhism and the Modern Age Conclusion

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