دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium - Caste and Race: Comparative Approaches

Content: Chapter 1 Caste, Class and Slavery: The Taxonomic Problem (pages 5–16): Edmund LeachChapter 2 Characterization of Caste and Class Systems Discussion Social Class (pages 17–27): Chapter 3 Caste: A Phenomenon of Social Structure or an Aspect of Indian Culture? (pages 28–38): Louis DumontChapter 4 Place of Comparison in the Study of Caste Systems Discussion (pages 39–44): Chapter 5 Stratification, Pluralism and Interaction: A Comparative Analysis of Caste (pages 45–73): Gerald D. BerremanChapter 6 Analogues and Homologues of Caste Systems Discussion Cross?Cultural Aspects (pages 74–91): Chapter 7 Caste in India: Its Essential Pattern of Socio?Cultural Integration (pages 92–105): Surajit SinhaChapter 8 The Historical Approach to Caste Discussion (pages 106–117): Chapter 9 The Pariah Caste in Japan: History and Present Self?Image (pages 118–140): Hiroshi WagatsumaChapter 10 Pariah Castes Compared (pages 141–165): Chapter 11 Slavery in Classical Antiquity (pages 166–177): Keith HopkinsChapter 12 Classical and American Slavery Compared Discussion Status of Slaves in the Ancient and Modern World (pages 178–191): Chapter 13 Slavery and its Aftermath in the Western Hemisphere (pages 192–203): Stanley M. ElkinsChapter 14 Attitudes to Slavery in the New World (pages 204–222): Chapter 15 Racism in Europe (pages 223–234): L. PoliakovChapter 16 Positive Functions of Minority Groups (pages 235–239): Chapter 17 The Myth of the Demonic Conspiracy of Jews in Medieval and Modern Europe (pages 240–354): Norman CohnChapter 18 Stereotyped Images of Despised Groups (pages 255–265): Chapter 19 Caste and Race in the Psychodynamics of Acculturation (pages 266–275): P. H. M. RaveauChapter 20 Symbolic Expression of Racial Tension (pages 276–291): Chapter 21 Psychology of Purity and Pollution as Related to Social Self?Identity and Caste (pages 292–315): George De VosChapter 22 Status Anxiety and “Guilt” in Caste and Modern Societies (pages 316–326): Chapter 23 A Comparative Approach to Caste and Race (pages 327–332):