Konduru: Structure and Integration in a South Indian Village

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U of Minnesota Press, 1971 - 192 pages
 

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Contents

ONE SEASONS AND SETTING
3
TWO SOCIETAL CATEGORIES
13
THREE SOCIAL GROUPS
31
Photographs
34
FOUR STATUS AND POWER
54
FIVE NETWORKS
81
SIX PANCHAYATS
101
SEVEN RITUALS
131
EIGHT THE CHANGING SCENE
159
NINE CONCLUSIONS
167
APPENDIXES
175
BIBLIOGRAPHY
181
INDEX
186
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Paul G. Hiebert
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Achampet Andhra Pradesh Balayya Barber Beggars boundaries Brahmans bride Carpenter caste groups Caste Ranking caste system ceremonies Chenchu claim clothes court crops cultural Danvada deities elders farmers fellow castemen festivals forest gifts goddess gods Goldsmith grain groom Gypsy hamlets Hanuman Harijan harvest headman Herdsmen high-caste Hindu hundred rupees husband Hyderabad India Ironsmiths jajman jajmani system Konduru Konduru villagers Kortayya Krishna Chari land leaders Leatherworkers lineage linked live magic Maicamma Mandodi mantras Maradpur marriage married Merchants Munnur Muslim Nagerkurnool nearby night noncaste Panchala parents party patwari plateau Podur police pots Potters priests Rama Rama temple Rameshvaram Reddi regional relationships religion religious rites rituals rupees sacred settlement share Shiva shrine Shudras social groups societal categories society status structure supernatural Telugu tion traditional Vaishya varna castes Washermen Weavers wedding wife Winetappers women workers worship zamindars

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TitleKonduru: Structure and Integration in a South Indian Village
AuthorPaul G. Hiebert
PublisherU of Minnesota Press, 1971
ISBN1452910642, 9781452910642
Length192 pages
  
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