List of Paragraphs

[1. The Central Provinces.]
[2. Constitution of the population.]
[3. The word ‘Caste.’]
[4. The meaning of the term ‘Caste.’]
[5. The subcaste.]
[6. Confusion of nomenclature.]
[7. Tests of what a caste is.]
[8. The four traditional castes.]
[9. Occupational theory of caste.]
[10. Racial Theory.]
[11. Entry of the Aryans into India. The Aryas and Dasyus.]
[12. The Sūdra.]
[13. The Vaishya.]
[14. Mistaken modern idea of the Vaishyas.]
[15. Mixed unions of the four classes.]
[16. Hypergamy.]
[17. The mixed castes. The village menials.]
[18. Social gradation of castes.]
[19. Castes ranking above the cultivators.]
[20. Castes from whom a Brāhman can take water. Higher agriculturists.]
[21. Status of the cultivator.]
[22. The clan and the village.]
[23. The ownership of land.]
[24. The cultivating status that of the Vaishya.]
[25. Higher professional and artisan castes.]
[26. Castes from whom a Brāhman cannot take water; the village menials.]
[27. The village watchmen.]
[28. The village priests. The gardening castes.]
[29. Other village traders and menials.]
[30. Household servants.]
[31. Status of the village menials.]
[32. Origin of their status]
[33. Other castes who rank with the village menials.]
[34. The non-Aryan tribes.]
[35. The Kolarians and Dravidians.]
[36. Kolarian tribes.]
[37. Dravidian tribes.]
[38. Origin of the Kolarian tribes]
[39. Of the Dravidian tribes.]
[40. Origin of the impure castes.]
[41. Derivation of the impure castes from the indigenous tribes.]
[42. Occupation the basis of the caste system.]
[43. Other agents in the formation of castes.]
[44. Caste occupations divinely ordained.]
[45. Subcastes. local type.]
[46. Occupational subcastes.]
[47. Subcastes formed from social or religious differences, or from mixed descent.]
[48. Exogamous groups.]
[49. Totemistic clans.]
[50. Terms of relationship.]
[51. Clan kinship and totemism.]
[52. Animate Creation.]
[53. The distribution of life over the body.]
[54. Qualities associated with animals.]
[55. Primitive language.]
[56. Concrete nature of primitive ideas.]
[57. Words and names concrete.]
[58. The soul or spirit.]
[59. The tranmission of qualities.]
[60. The faculty of counting. Confusion of the individual and the species.]
[61. Similarity and identity.]
[62. The recurrence of events.]
[63. Controlling the future.]
[64. The common life.]
[65. The common life of the clan.]
[66. Living and eating together.]
[67. The origin of exogamy.]
[68. Promiscuity and female descent.]
[69. Exogamy with female descent.]
[70. Marriage.]
[71. Marriage by capture.]
[72. Transfer of the bride to her husband’s clan.]
[73. The exogamous clan with male descent and the village.]
[74. The large exogamous clans of the Brāhmans and Rājpūts. The Sapindas, the gens and the γένος.]
[75. Comparison of Hindu society with that of Greece and Rome. The gens.]
[76. The clients.]
[77. The plebeians.]
[78. The binding social tie in the city-states.]
[79. The Suovetaurilia.]
[80. The sacrifice of the domestic animal.]
[81. Sacrifices of the gens and phratry.]
[82. The Hindu caste-feasts.]
[83. Taking food at initiation.]
[84. Penalty feasts.]
[85. Sanctity of grain-food.]
[86. The corn-sprit.]
[87. The king.]
[88. Other instances of the common meal as a sacrificial rite.]
[89. Funeral feasts.]
[90. The Hindu deities and the sacrificial meal.]
[91. Development of the occupational caste from the tribe.]
[92. Veneration of the caste implements.]
[93. The caste panchāyat and its code of offences.]
[94. The status of impurity.]
[95. Caste and Hinduism.]
[96. The Hindu reformers.]
[97. Decline of the caste system.]