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Buddhism in India: Challenging Brahmanism and Caste

	Buddhism In India: Challenging Brahmanism And Caste by Gail Omvedt
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This book is a most conscientious and detailed exploration of 2,500 years of Buddhism, Brahmanism and caste in India, revealing much to both scholars and seeker . Dr Omvedt focuses in great depth on `audacity` in turning upside down some important aspects of his Buddhist religion. She is at pains to prove that certain of his ideas may be said to have their roots in the Buddhist canon. The author has gone through an intensive reading of translations of Pali literature, looked at interpretations of these, and used thte perspectives for a restudy of the history of ancient India...Reading this book is an enriching experience. ISBN 0761996648

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Buddhism In India: Challenging Brahmanism And Caste

by Gail Omvedt