Paper Read by Colonel Temple, on the Women of India, at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington, on March 8th, 1899 (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Richard Carnac Temple

 
9781330532614: Paper Read by Colonel Temple, on the Women of India, at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington, on March 8th, 1899 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A clear, probing look at the life of high-caste Hindu women in India and the social forces that shape it, from tradition to reform.

In this nonfiction work, the speaker examines how Brahmanism and caste influence daily life, attitudes, and customs across regions. The talk discusses seclusion, family authority, and the balance between tradition and slowly growing change, with careful attention to the perspectives of both natives and observers.

- How Brahmanism and caste shape everyday behavior and domestic life
- The role of seclusion in women’s freedom, social contact, and happiness
- The debate over education, reform movements, and the pace of change
- Regional differences and examples from Burma, Bombay, and other places that illuminate contrasts

Ideal for readers of social history, cultural studies, and India’s historical transition toward modern ideas of gender and family.

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