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1. The two principles to understand the theoretical interpretation of caste are hierarchy and discrimination. Explanation: The Indian societal system used to be divided into small groups based on their traditional occupation of varnas.
2. It is called a segmental organisation. (viii) Ideas of separation and hierarchy proved beneficial for some castes while others are condemned to a life of endless labour and subordination. (ix) Each caste is supposed to be different form and therefore, separated from every other caste.
Q.Discuss The Theoretical Interpretation of the Principal of the Caste system .
Answer:
The two sets of principles to understand the theoretical interpretation of caste is :
Difference and separation: the scriptural rules ranging from marriage to food sharing.
Wholism and hierarchy: higher and lower in status based on purity and pollution
Q.What is the Role of Idea in the hierarchy of the Caste system?
Answer:
Role of ideas of separation in caste system:
it has engendered discrimination, inequality and prejudices among people
As per Vama system, some people are declared Brahmuns, Kshtriya and vasya ie the upper caste while a majority of others as Shudra There is also a section of society excluded from these four Vamas and people of these classes have been declared as depressed or untouchables.
This idea of separation and hierarchy has brought drastic changes in social processes since the Post Venic Era to colonial and Post Colonial Period.
This ideology imposes caste by birth and compels people to compare his/her skills only to hereditary occupations viz. barbers son will or can do only hair cutting and a cobbler’s son will do shoe manufacturing occupation.
This ideology had divided society and this was the sole reason for India’s falling in the trap of slavery for more tham two centuries in the past.
As per caste system every person has a distinct caste and every caste has a specified place in the hierarchy of all cases.
Castes also involve sub-divisions within themselves, ie these have sub-castes and sometimes, sub-castes may also have sub-sub castes. It is called a segmental organisation.
Ideas of separation and hierarchy proved beneficial for some castes while others are condemned to a life of endless labour and subordination.
Each caste is supposed to be different form and therefore, separated from every other caste.
Different and seperated castes do not have an individual existence and they can only exist in relation to a larger whole, the totality of society consisting of all castes.
Economic or military/physical power is closely associated with social status so that those in tend to be of high status People defeated in wars were assigned to low caste status.
Each caste has its own place in the system which cannot be taken by any other caste it allows no mobility.
1. The two principles to understand the theoretical interpretation of caste are hierarchy and discrimination. Explanation: The Indian societal system used to be divided into small groups based on their traditional occupation of varnas.
2. It is called a segmental organisation. (viii) Ideas of separation and hierarchy proved beneficial for some castes while others are condemned to a life of endless labour and subordination. (ix) Each caste is supposed to be different form and therefore, separated from every other caste.
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Q.Discuss The Theoretical Interpretation of the Principal of the Caste system .
Answer:
The two sets of principles to understand the theoretical interpretation of caste is :
Difference and separation: the scriptural rules ranging from marriage to food sharing.
Wholism and hierarchy: higher and lower in status based on purity and pollution
Q.What is the Role of Idea in the hierarchy of the Caste system?
Answer:
Role of ideas of separation in caste system:
it has engendered discrimination, inequality and prejudices among people
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