Caste and its histories in colonial India: a reappraisal
David Washbrook's influential early work on South India set the terms for much subsequent debate about caste, with its exploration of the key role of the colonial state in shaping caste ideologies and institutions. Over subsequent decades, historians and anthropologists have come increasingly t...
Auteur principal: | O'Hanlon, R |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Cambridge University Press
2017
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