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Part 1 of India's sectarianism and the highly elevated theory of social conflict - the high - the red muscle of 1. The framework of analysis: the highly developed theory of social conflict 2. It's the origin and the fairy tale. The attachment of conflict: the emergence of fundamentalism 4. Indian sectarianism's character, the conflict in the Indian religion from a historical point of view, is 1 in 1. Your hair is now 2. The historical relationship between Hinduism and Islam is 3. In 1935, the
Sectism is a cultural me - and aggression based on self -, exclusive and aggressive communityism. What is central to this sectarianism in India are the Hindus and Muslims. The book deals with the psychological consciousness of the masses in sectarianism both as well as the general and collective analysis of Indian sectarianism by withdrawing from the historical narratives and case-based studies of traditional Hindu-Muslim conflicts. This book has two characteristics. First, it systematically
Koh Hong-geun et al.: Sectarianism in India
Korean title: 인도의 종파주의
Korean author: 고홍근 외
Korean publisher: 한국외국어대학교출판부
ISBN-13: 9788974644239
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Part 1 of India's sectarianism and the highly elevated theory of social conflict - the high - the red muscle of 1. The framework of analysis: the highly developed theory of social conflict 2. It's the origin and the fairy tale. The attachment of conflict: the emergence of fundamentalism 4. Indian sectarianism's character, the conflict in the Indian religion from a historical point of view, is 1 in 1. Your hair is now 2. The historical relationship between Hinduism and Islam is 3. In 1935, the
Sectism is a cultural me - and aggression based on self -, exclusive and aggressive communityism. What is central to this sectarianism in India are the Hindus and Muslims. The book deals with the psychological consciousness of the masses in sectarianism both as well as the general and collective analysis of Indian sectarianism by withdrawing from the historical narratives and case-based studies of traditional Hindu-Muslim conflicts. This book has two characteristics. First, it systematically
