Family and Kinship: A Study of the Pandits of Rural Kashmir |
Contents
PROBLEMS AND METHODS I | 1 |
MAPS | 5 |
HISTORY AND SOCIAL ORGA | 15 |
UTRASSUUMANAGRI | 29 |
THE HOMESTEAD AND THE HOUSEHOLD | 45 |
1 BIRTH | 73 |
2 MARRIAGE | 101 |
PLATES | 128 |
Two married women on the left and one unmarried girl related as cousins washing utensils in the common courtyard | 128 |
A Pandit landlord and his Muslim tenant XVI A Pandit being shaved by a Muslim barber while another awaits his turn | 128 |
THE ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE HOUSEHOLD | 143 |
PARTITION OF THE HOUSEHOLD | 164 |
THE FAMILY AND THE PATRILINEAGE | 181 |
FIGURES | 188 |
On pages 48 60 61 62 66 70 85 91 105 106 117 161 174 176 184 | 205 |
NONAGNATIC KIN | 208 |
A young Pandit couple with their child All their clothes except the mans cap bought in Srinagar are of the old style Pandit women wear golden rings ... | 128 |
A Pandit and his bride at the conclusion of the wedding rites Smoke can be seen rising from the embers of the fire which had been lit to serve as a pu... | 128 |
A young Pandit mother and her son She is wearing a sari | 128 |
A Pandit womans body being made ready for removal to the cremation ground It has been given a ritual bath wrapped in white cloth and placed on ... | 128 |
HOUSEHOLD AND THE FAMILY AMONG THE PANDITS | 219 |
Economic Relations between the Pandits and the Muslims | 220 |
Comparison of Incidence VI Incidence of various Modes of Recruitment to the Household VII Incidence of various Types of Marriage VIII Sources ... | 254 |
Incidence of the Sources of Household Income 150 | 255 |
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