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