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The Ramayana Tradition And Socioreligious Change In Trinidad 19171990 1st Edition Sherryann Singh

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The Ramayana Tradition And Socioreligious Change In Trinidad 19171990 1st Edition Sherryann Singh
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Publisher: Ian Randle Publishers, Jamaica
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.35 MB
Pages: 336
Author: Sherry-Ann Singh
ISBN: 9789766373610, 9766373612
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 1

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The Ramayana Tradition And Socioreligious Change In Trinidad 19171990 1st Edition Sherryann Singh by Sherry-ann Singh 9789766373610, 9766373612 instant download after payment.

Hinduism is the second largest socio-religious denomination in Trinidad and Tobago, yet much of the fundamental dimensions of Trinidad Hinduism remain undocumented and a virtual enigma for most of the non-Hindu population. In The Ramayana Tradition and Socio-Religious Change in Trinidad, 1917 1990, Sherry-Ann Singh, demystifies Hindu thought and practice in Trinidad and charts the evolution of a significant section of the Indian diaspora. Using the Ramayana, one of the two great epics of India, and the most popular Hindu religious text in Trinidad, Singh deconstructs the major misconceptions surrounding Trinidad Hinduism. Rather than examining Hinduism in Trinidad as a secondary dimension of the Indian experience, Singh employs an insider s view to unmask the socio-religious transformation of the Hindu community. The result is a pioneering exposition of the dimensions of the Ramayana tradition in Trinidad and a charting of the journey of the Hindu community from the bottom of the socio-economic ladder in 1917 at the end of Indian indentured immigration to one that was essentially integrated into the social, political and economic life of Trinidad by 1990.

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