Focusing on the householder in Hindu society, this Omnibus brings together distinguished sociologist T.N. Madan's writings on the theme. With a new Preface, Prologue, Epilogue, and three new appendices, the omnibus sheds light on life and society of Pandits in the Kashmir Valley.
Focusing on the householder in Hindu society, this Omnibus brings together distinguished sociologist T.N. Madan's writings on the theme. With a new Preface, Prologue, Epilogue, and three new appendices, the omnibus sheds light on life and society of Pandits in the Kashmir Valley.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
T.N. Madan is Honorary Professor (Sociology) at the Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi and Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi.
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* II. Non-renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture Preface; Acknowledgements; A Note on Transliteration; Introduction: Intimations of the Good Life * Preface * Prologue: The Householder Tradition in Hindu Society * I. Family and Kinship: A Study of the Pandits of Rural Kashmir, Second Enlarged Edition * 1.: Introduction: Problems and Methods * 2.: Kashmiri Pandits: History and Social Organization * 3.: Utrassu-Umanagri * 4.: The Homestead and the Household * 5.: Recruitment to the Household: (1) Birth and Adoption * 6.: Recruitment to the Household (2): Marriage and Incorporation * 7.8.: The Economic Aspect of the HouseholdPartition of the Household * 9.: The Family and the Patrilineage * 10.: The Wider Kinship Structure: Non-Agnatic Kin * 11.: Household and the Family among the Pandits of Rural Kashmir: Concluding Review * Appendix I Structural Implications of Marriage: Wife-givers and Wife-takers * Appendix II The Ideology of the Householder * Appendix III The Language of Kinship: (1) Kinship Terminology * Appendix IV The Language of Kinship (2): Proverbs * Appendix V The 'Convoy': A Note on Five Informants * Appendix VI On Living Intimately with Strangers; Glossary; References; Index * II. Non-renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture Preface * 1.: Domesticity and Detachment * 2.: Auspiciousness and Purity * 3.: Asceticism and Eroticism * 4.: The Desired and the Good * 5.: Living and Dying; Epilogue: The Quest for Hinduism * Appendix A Note on the Epigraphs; References; Index * Epilogue Growing up in a Kashmiri Pandit Household * Appendix I is the Brahmanic Gotra a Grouping of Kin? * Appendix II The Hindu Family and Development * Appendix III Auspiciousness and Purity: Some Reconsiderations; Supplementary Index
* II. Non-renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture Preface; Acknowledgements; A Note on Transliteration; Introduction: Intimations of the Good Life * Preface * Prologue: The Householder Tradition in Hindu Society * I. Family and Kinship: A Study of the Pandits of Rural Kashmir, Second Enlarged Edition * 1.: Introduction: Problems and Methods * 2.: Kashmiri Pandits: History and Social Organization * 3.: Utrassu-Umanagri * 4.: The Homestead and the Household * 5.: Recruitment to the Household: (1) Birth and Adoption * 6.: Recruitment to the Household (2): Marriage and Incorporation * 7.8.: The Economic Aspect of the HouseholdPartition of the Household * 9.: The Family and the Patrilineage * 10.: The Wider Kinship Structure: Non-Agnatic Kin * 11.: Household and the Family among the Pandits of Rural Kashmir: Concluding Review * Appendix I Structural Implications of Marriage: Wife-givers and Wife-takers * Appendix II The Ideology of the Householder * Appendix III The Language of Kinship: (1) Kinship Terminology * Appendix IV The Language of Kinship (2): Proverbs * Appendix V The 'Convoy': A Note on Five Informants * Appendix VI On Living Intimately with Strangers; Glossary; References; Index * II. Non-renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture Preface * 1.: Domesticity and Detachment * 2.: Auspiciousness and Purity * 3.: Asceticism and Eroticism * 4.: The Desired and the Good * 5.: Living and Dying; Epilogue: The Quest for Hinduism * Appendix A Note on the Epigraphs; References; Index * Epilogue Growing up in a Kashmiri Pandit Household * Appendix I is the Brahmanic Gotra a Grouping of Kin? * Appendix II The Hindu Family and Development * Appendix III Auspiciousness and Purity: Some Reconsiderations; Supplementary Index
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