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            <title>جامعه شناسی دین در هند [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>Sociology of Religion in India</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>جامعه شناسی دین</topic>
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                    <topic>دین پژوهی</topic>
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            <publisher>SAGE Publications‏‫‭</publisher>
            <dateIssued>2004</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Contents,Series Note,Foreword,Acknowledgements,Introduction,Part I: Religion, Society and National Identity,1 - Visions of Nationhood and Religiosity among Early Freedom Fighters in India,2 - National Integration and Religion,3 - Religion and Economic Development,4 - The Indo-Islamic Tradition,5 - Ethnic Process and Minority Identity: A Comparative Study of Muslims and Christians of UP,Part II: Sects, Cults, Shrines and the Making of Traditions,6 - Manipur Vaishnavism: A Sociological Interpretation,7 - The Factor of Anti-Pollution in the Ideology of the Lingayat Movement,8 - The Immortal Cowherd and the Saintly Carrier: An Essay in the Study of Cults,9 - Emergence of Shrines in Rural Tamil Nadu: A Study of Little Traditions,Part III: Religious Conversion in India: Some Sociological Issues,10 - Some Neglected Aspects of the Conversion of Goa: A Socio-Historical Perspective,11 - The First Protestant Mission to India: Its Social and Religious Developments,12 - ues of Christianity in Colonial Chhattisgarh,13 - Emancipation through Proselytism? Some Reflections on the Marginal Status of the Depressed Classes,Part IV: Religion Beyond India’s Borders,14 - Religion and Language in the Formation of Nationhood in Pakistan and Bangladesh,15 - The Influence of Indian Islam on Fundamentalist Trends in Trinidad and Tobago,16 - Religious Resurgence in Contemporary United States: A View from India,Related Readings in the Sociological Bulletin,About the Editor,About the Contributors,Index</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>Robinson, Rowena</namePart>
                    
                    
                    
                    
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                    <namePart>Rowena Robinson</namePart>
                    
                    
                    
                    
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