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Status and Sacredness: A General Theory of Status Relations and an Analysis of Indian Culture (edition 1994)

by Murray Milner Jr.

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A difficult but rewarding book on indian caste. The author nicely combines methodological and theoretical considerations with practical examples from indian sociology. Particularly his thesis that rational choice theory is a useful tool only after structural analysis has clarified the social context seemed to be well put. For the non-specialist on indian society the discussion goes into a bit too much detail sometimes, but few books in sociology are educational on as many levels as this one so I do recommend it.
  thcson | Nov 4, 2011 |
A difficult but rewarding book on indian caste. The author nicely combines methodological and theoretical considerations with practical examples from indian sociology. Particularly his thesis that rational choice theory is a useful tool only after structural analysis has clarified the social context seemed to be well put. For the non-specialist on indian society the discussion goes into a bit too much detail sometimes, but few books in sociology are educational on as many levels as this one so I do recommend it.
  thcson | Nov 4, 2011 |

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