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The Religion Of An Indian Tribe

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“The Religion of an Indian Tribe” by Verrier Elwin, available at The Bookish Owl, offers a seminal anthropological study of the Gond tribe’s religious landscape. Elwin meticulously explores their beliefs, rituals, and deep connection to nature, providing an unparalleled insight into tribal life in Central India. This comprehensive work is a cornerstone for understanding Indian ethnography and the intricate relationship between religious practices and tribal identity. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 676-page English paperback (ISBN: 9789362805249) is an essential resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of India’s indigenous communities. Discover the spiritual world of the Gonds through the lens of a renowned anthropologist.

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This comprehensive 676-page study offers an in-depth exploration of the religious beliefs, rituals, and spiritual practices of Indian tribal communities. Drawing on ethnographic research and cultural analysis, the book examines how indigenous tribes understand the sacred, navigate their relationship with nature and the divine, and maintain their spiritual traditions. Ideal for anthropology students, researchers, academics, and anyone interested in Indian indigenous cultures and tribal heritage. A valuable resource for understanding the diversity of spiritual worldviews across India’s tribal populations.

  • Print length: 676 pages
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
  • Publication date: 1 January 2024
  • Reading age: 15 years and up
  • Dimensions: 11 x 2 x 7 cm
  • ISBN-10: 9362805243
  • ISBN-13: 978-9362805249

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this book cover about Indian tribal religion?

The book provides a comprehensive examination of the religious beliefs, rituals, ceremonies, and spiritual practices of various Indian tribal communities. It explores how indigenous tribes perceive the sacred, their relationship with nature and divinity, and the ways they preserve their spiritual traditions across generations.

Who should read The Religion Of An Indian Tribe?

This 676-page book is ideal for anthropology and sociology students, academic researchers, religious studies scholars, and anyone interested in Indian tribal cultures. It’s also valuable for readers aged 15+ seeking to understand indigenous spiritual traditions and cultural diversity in India.

Where can I buy this book online in India?

You can purchase The Religion Of An Indian Tribe at The Bookish Owl, India’s trusted online bookstore. We offer fast delivery across India and competitive pricing on scholarly and academic books.

Is this book suitable for academic study?

Yes, this is a scholarly work published by Gyan Publishing House and is highly suitable for university courses in anthropology, sociology, religious studies, and Indian culture. At 676 pages, it provides substantial depth for academic research and reference.

What’s included in this book about tribal spirituality?

The book covers the belief systems, religious ceremonies, mythology, cosmology, and sacred practices of Indian tribes. It analyzes how tribal communities understand the spiritual world, their pantheons of deities, and the role of rituals in maintaining cultural and religious identity.

Additional information

Author

Verrier Elwin

Publisher
ISBN

9789362805249