In Search of Hegemony: A Comparative Study of Brahmin Caste of India - Mitra, Debashish
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Analyzing democratic political processes in terms of castes and communities has become commonplace in contemporary India. From this commonly held notion this book deals with the comparative analytical study of the Brahmin Caste of North and South India. How, when and by which method the erstwhile dominant Brahmins lost their hegemony? Did the second and third wave of Democratic reform in India has any effect upon the fate of the Brahmin caste in India? These are some of the queries that this book intends to seek through a detail empirical study. The author intends to amalgamate the theoretical…mehr

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Analyzing democratic political processes in terms of castes and communities has become commonplace in contemporary India. From this commonly held notion this book deals with the comparative analytical study of the Brahmin Caste of North and South India. How, when and by which method the erstwhile dominant Brahmins lost their hegemony? Did the second and third wave of Democratic reform in India has any effect upon the fate of the Brahmin caste in India? These are some of the queries that this book intends to seek through a detail empirical study. The author intends to amalgamate the theoretical posture into a field base study. This book provides answers through the most comprehensive survey of the Indian social system. It revisits the enduring debate in Indian Politics that will make pundits, researcher, academicians, students of social science and Political Science to explore this arena in order to open up new territory.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mitra, Assistant Professor, F.C.College, (University of Calcutta), Dept. of Political Science. Visiting faculty to Women's University, Diamond Harbour, India. He did his Masters from J.N.U and completed his doctoral thesis from Jadavpur University. His basic research interests are Political Theory, Constitutionalism and South Asian Studies.