Race, Caste, and Christianity

Caste in Itself, Caste and Class, or Caste in Class

A fter the British conquered Bengal and eventually the whole of India, they set out to administer the colony. In this context they encountered two phenomena with which they were not familiar: (1) the relation of people to land for production (and not for revenue receiving, household living, etc.), and (2) the caste system of India, viz. the jati stratifi cation of society. Soon they realized th...

Caste, Class and Race: Continuities and Discontinuities across Indian and South African Schools

Inclusion in Education’, IDS Bulletin, 34, 1 (2003), 1–8, and Y. Sayed, R. Subrahmanian, C. Soudien, S. Balagopalan and N. Carrim, Education Exclusion and Inclusion: Policy and Implementation in India and South Africa (London, forthcoming). In writing this article I am heavily indebted to my colleagues on this project, Sayed, Subrahmanian, Balagopalan and Carrim. The interpretation I generate h...

Christianity and Popular Culture

One Christianity and Naturalism

Freud and Christianity

sity Church, Oxford. James Clarke & Co. 1949. 204 pp. 8s. 6d. Dr. Lee has attempted (as others have done before him) to effect an accommodation between Freudian theory and Christian doctrine. The task is formidable enough to daunt all but the most sanguine apologist ; and it would be as idle to pretend that Dr. Lee succeeds, as to deny that much of what he has written ought to be read, by Chris...