Explore evolving perspectives on Sikh religion, culture, and ethnicity in this groundbreaking study. This book synthesizes diverse academic approaches, including theology, semiotics, and race theory, applied to Sikhism. It critically examines traditional dichotomies within Sikh studies, offering fresh insights crucial for students of religious studies, South Asian studies, and anyone keen on understanding Sikh heritage and Indian culture. Essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts alike seeking a deeper comprehension of Sikh identity in the diaspora and its roots.