Seeking Begumpura: The Social Vision of Anticaste IntellectualsStudy of the socioeconomic perspectives of the eminent anticaste intellectuals; some articles analyzes Bhakti movement and Hindu nationalism over a period of five centuries. |
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Preface | 5 |
New MessageWhispers in the Kaliyuga | 33 |
NamaDancing Open the Temple | 67 |
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abhangs Ambedkar anticaste intellectuals anticaste movement argued Aryan avatars Bali Begumpura bhakti movement Bijak brahmanic Brahmo British Buddha Buddhism century Chokhamela Christianity cited colonial communists contrast critique crucial dalit-bahujan dalits dancing debate deity Delhi depiction devotion dharma Dhere early modern economic ecstasy elite emphasized exploitation framework guru Hindu Hinduism human ideal identity India interpretation Islam Iyothee Thass Kabir kaliyuga Kartabhajas king Krishna labour later leaders Maharashtra major Marathi marxism masses missionaries Muslim Namdev nation nationalist nonbrahman oppressed orthodox Pandharpur pandit paraiyas period Periyar Phule poetry political Pune radical bhakti radical sants Ramabai Ravidas reform rejected religion religious remained rituals role Saivism Samaj Sanskrit seen Self-Respect Shivaji social society songs stories stressed subaltern castes subcontinent sudra Sufis Tamil Tamilnadu temple theme tradition translation Tuka Tuka's Tukaram untouchables utopia varkaris varnashrama dharma vedas vedic Virasaiva vision Vitthal women writing