Religion and kinship
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Religion and kinship
（Social structure and change, v. 5）
Sage Publications, 1998
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- : us : pbk
- : ii
- : ii : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The essays in this volume deal with issues related to religion and kinship, extending and diversifying some of the concerns in modern sociological and social anthropological studies on religion in India pioneered by M N Srinivas. The contributors analyze varied themes including: differences between the beliefs and practices of Hinduism and Sikhism; the division of male and female within the self; the translation of pollution ideas from ancient to modern societies; crisis management in Indian families; distribution of property in a matrilineal Muslim society; and hypergamy and hypogamy in pre-modern Kerala.
目次
Introduction - Veena Das
Sikhism and Islam - J P S Uberoi
A Structural Analysis
Sikhism and Caste - Raja Jayaraman
Narrativizing the Male and the Female in Tulasidas(us)Ramacharitamanasa(end us) - Veena Das
Divine Goodness - Emrys L Peters
The Concept of Baraka as Used by the Bedouin of Cyrenaica
Pollution Ideas - Mary Douglas
Ancient and Modern
Social Networks and Crisis Management in Indian Families - K D Gangrade
A Personal Account
Conflict and Compromise - Leela Dube
Devolution and Disposal of Property in a Matrilineal Muslim Society
Hypergamy and Hypogamy in Pre-Modern Kerala - Paul Hockings and W D Merchant
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