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   Understanding Indian Society and its culture was and is a riddle for the students of anthropology and sociology. With more than eight religious beliefs, hundreds of languages, and caste groups that are situated in various geographical and climatic terrains, India truly presents a challenge for those who try to understand its society and culture.

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   Understanding Indian Society and its culture was and is a riddle for the students of anthropology and sociology. With more than eight religious beliefs, hundreds of languages, and caste groups that are situated in various geographical and climatic terrains, India truly presents a challenge for those who try to understand its society and culture.

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   While it is true that sociology and anthropology in India have been significantly shaped by theories and scholars of the west, local influences - theoretical, institutional, and national - have also played a major role in shaping the disciplines.

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   Jun 10, 2000 · true that sociology and anthropology in India have been significantly shaped by theories and scholars of the west, local influences - theoretical, institutional, and national - have also played a major role in shaping the disciplines. It is this indi-genous context, the nexus between know-ledge, institutions and practices in the life

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   May 28, 2024 · One source was the reading of the original texts by pioneering anthropologists which were committed to various tasks of nation building and the other was the reading of literature by...

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   Sociologists in India have generally agreed that sociology has been introduced through colonialism and one needs to understand it within the larger debate of the social anthropology and sociology in India.

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   Why is India a riddle for anthropology & sociology students?

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   What influences anthropology and sociology in India?

   • Uberoi et al., (2000) argue that while it is true that the practices of anthropology and sociology in India have been shaped by the theories and scholars of the west, especially the process of colonialism, local influences of theoretical, institutional and nationalism have played an important role in producing these disciplines.

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   Why did man in India develop an Indian School of Anthropology?

   • develop an Indian School of Anthropology. In an editorial of Man in India published in 1985 the then motivated by the national needs of his times and his personal pride in nationalism. As for lines of was adopted a policy…. It also transpires that practically all the Western a nd Indian path – finders in

   Anthropology in India: Colonial? Hindu? Or Nationalist? Which way has

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   Why should sociology students study Social Anthropology in India?

   • Srinivas further believed that the sociology students in India, would find it more challenging to study one’s own society, than that of the other, and thus they should undergo training in social anthropology for a minimum of two years so as to develop an empirical outlook.

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   Was Indian anthropology a colonial theory?

   • On the reverse side of the colonial critique there also existed a view that an Indian form of Anthropology could be discerned in many ancient Indian texts and scriptures before the advent of a colonial anthropology introduced by the European scholars, administrators and missionaries in the Indian subcontinent.

   Anthropology in India: Colonial? Hindu? Or Nationalist? Which way has

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   How did Indology contribute to Indian society and culture?

   • But Indological approach itself did not give rise to any uniform and common explanation about Indian society and culture. The religious texts of different ages that Indologists very often studied not only emanated the idea of a 'Hindu India'; they also proposed contrasting and conflicting visions of time, space and object.

   Study of Indian Society and Culture: Methods and Perspectives

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   Dec 1, 2019 · PDF | The journey of 'Sociology of India' that began with 'colonial Anthropology' or 'colonisation' of the non-Western mind, prepared the ground for our... | Find, read and cite all the...