Institutions, Individuals, and Practices- Anthropological Essays
by A Aiyappan
English 187 pages 1 edition
This book brings together selected writings of Dr. A. Aiyappan, one of India’s pioneering anthropologists who played a decisive role in shaping the discipline in South India. The volume makes accessible Aiyappan’s incisive essays on caste, religion, ritual, kinship, archaeology, and the methodological foundations of social anthropology. Combining ethnographic insight, archaeological inquiry, and theoretical reflection, the book remains essential reading for students and scholars of anthropology, sociology, history, and South Asian studies
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