Hindu Festivals are Hostile to Untouchables (Paperback)


The book makes a study of possible reasons for untouchables to continue to adhere to their indigenous practices while claiming the identity of Hinduism. The author eloquently attempts to answer the genesis of Hindu festivals and highlights the various strands of thought that went into Hindu traditions and culture which are best presented to onlooker through its colorful festivals. The poona pact, Gandhism, Humanistic perspective are used to answer the questions Why do untouchables choose to defend Hindu religion? Why after having been subjected to apathy and neglect continue to harbor no ill will against their coreligionists? what underlies their positivism and hope?

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The book makes a study of possible reasons for untouchables to continue to adhere to their indigenous practices while claiming the identity of Hinduism. The author eloquently attempts to answer the genesis of Hindu festivals and highlights the various strands of thought that went into Hindu traditions and culture which are best presented to onlooker through its colorful festivals. The poona pact, Gandhism, Humanistic perspective are used to answer the questions Why do untouchables choose to defend Hindu religion? Why after having been subjected to apathy and neglect continue to harbor no ill will against their coreligionists? what underlies their positivism and hope?

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United Kingdom

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October 2012

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234 x 156mm (L x W)

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Paperback

Pages

194

ISBN-13

978-1-300-31774-6

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9781300317746

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1-300-31774-4



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