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Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Writings and Speeches

Vol. 3

Philosophy of Hinduism; Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Ancient India; Buddha or Karl Marx

19 chapters · 510 pages

Contents

  1. Front matterpp. 1–15
  2. Part I — Chapter 1 Philosophy of Hinduismpp. 16–107
  3. Part II — India and the Prerequisites of CommunismChapter 2 The Hindu Social Order—Its Eseential Principlespp. 108–128
  4. Chapter 3 The Hindu Social Order—Its Unique Featurespp. 129–142
  5. Chapter 4 Symbols of Hinduismpp. 143–163
  6. Part III — Revolution and Counter-RevolutionChapter 5 Ancient India on Exhumationpp. 164–165
  7. Chapter 6 The Ancient Regimepp. 166–170
  8. Chapter 7 A Sunken Priesthoodpp. 171–177
  9. Chapter 8 Reformers and Their Fatepp. 178–241
  10. Chapter 9 The Decline and Fall of Buddhismpp. 242–251
  11. Chapter 10 The Literature of Brahminismpp. 252–278
  12. Chapter 11 The Triumph of Brahminismpp. 279–344
  13. Chapter 12 The Morals of the Housepp. 345–369
  14. Chapter 13 Krishna and His Gitapp. 370–393
  15. Chapter 14 Analytical Notes of Virat Parva and Udyog Parvapp. 394–404
  16. Chapter 15 Brahmins Venus Kshatriyaspp. 405–428
  17. Chapter 16 Shudras and the Counter-Revolutionpp. 429–441
  18. Chapter 17 The Woman and the Counter-Revolutionpp. 442–453
  19. Part IVChapter 18 Buddha or Karl Marxpp. 454–477
  20. Part VChapter 19 Schemes of Bookspp. 478–510