Caste: Origin, function, and dimensions of change

Suvira Jaiswal

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This comprehensive study is diveded into 5 chapters. The introduction looks at the definition of caste, the evidence of Vedic texts, and the the class role of caste and the elite. Other chapters examine stratification in Rig vedic society and early Bhuddhism. The concluding chapter provides an overview of the changing paradigms of brahmanical integration.

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