Originally published in 1935, this volume provides a discussion of
the structures of belief and practice in popular Hinduism. Taking
into account the complexity of Hinduism, and its position as a
composite religion of many diverse elements, the text goes on to
find certain common elements which draw together its various
aspects. The relationship between Hinduism and social organisation
is also considered, with detailed discussion regarding the
importance of the caste system. This book will be of value to
anyone with an interest in historical interpretations of Hinduism
and religious studies in general.
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