Religion as Political WeaponIn the Indian context; historical study. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PARTII THE MAKING OF RELIGION | 16 |
Magic | 22 |
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18th century activity agricultural Akali Arab became bourgeoisie British Buddha Buddhism capitalism caste century charismatic movement Chattopadhyaya Christianity church class society Class to Contain colonial communal Congress-I Contain the Crisis context culture deities dominant class economic existence exploitation fact factor feudal forces foreign functioning Hindu Hinduism historical human Ibid ideology important Indian capitalist class Indian feudalism Indian Sub-continent industrial Islam Khalistan kings labour land Lourdusamy magic Marxism masses Mecca middle class Modes of Productions Moghul Mohammed Muslim Nanak nature op.cit Operation Blue Star organised origin particular parties peasants period political power political weapon priests prophets Punjab Puranas reality relations of production religion religious system Rig Veda role rulers ruling class rural secular Sikhs situation Siva slaves social intervention socio-political structure struggle superstructure surplus symbolic Temple tion trade traditional tribal tribes urban Veda Vedic Visnu wealth yajna