Dalits and Non-Brahmin Consciousness in Colonial Tamil Nadu

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Vol. 28, Issue No. 39, 25 Sep, 1993

Updated on 25 September 1993

S V Rajadtirai

V Geetha

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Special Articles

Vol. 28, Issue No. 39, 25 Sep, 1993

Updated on 25 September 1993

S V Rajadtirai

V Geetha

Dalits and Non-Brahmin Consciousness in Colonial Tamil Nadu

in Colonial Tamil Nadu V Geetha S V Rajadtirai The emergence of dalit political voice in the Tamil region in the 19th century predates the political expression of non- brahminism and was influenced by the transformations inaugurated by colonialism.

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