Philosophy of Hinduism

By:

B R Ambedkar

Contributor(s):

AMBEDKAR (B R)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi Critical Quest 2010Description: 80 p. PB 21.5x13.7 cmISBN:

9788189524593

Subject(s):

Hindu philosophy

DDC classification:

23 181.4 AMBP

Summary: Synopsis In life and preservation of life consists the religion of the savage. What is however true of the religion of the savage is true of all religions wherever they are found for the simple reason that constitutes the essence of religion. These are some of the factors which determine the place and status of a caste in this Hindu hierarchical system of castes. This hierarchical organization of the caste system is responsible for producing a social psychology which is noteworthy. In the first place it produces a spirit of rivalry among the different castes for dignity. Secondly it produces an ascending scale of hatred and descending scale of contempt.

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Synopsis In life and preservation of life consists the religion of the savage. What is however true of the religion of the savage is true of all religions wherever they are found for the simple reason that constitutes the essence of religion.
These are some of the factors which determine the place and status of a caste in this Hindu hierarchical system of castes. This hierarchical organization of the caste system is responsible for producing a social psychology which is noteworthy. In the first place it produces a spirit of rivalry among the different castes for dignity. Secondly it produces an ascending scale of hatred and descending scale of contempt.

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