
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Writings and Speeches
Vol. 5
Essays on Untouchables and Untouchability
28 chapters · 512 pages
Contents
- Front matterpp. 1–23
- Part I — What It Is to Be an UntouchableChapter 1 Untouchability—Its Sourcepp. 24–33
- Chapter 4 Outside the Foldpp. 34–41
- Chapter 5 Unfit for human Associationpp. 42–49
- Part IIChapter 6 Untouchability and Lawlessnesspp. 50–76
- Chapter 7 Why lawlessness is Lawful?pp. 77–89
- Part III — Roots of the ProblemChapter 8 Parallel Casespp. 90–103
- Chapter 9 Hindus and want of Public Consciencepp. 104–108
- Chapter 10 Hindus and their want of Social Consciencepp. 109–114
- Chapter 11 The Hindu and his belief in Castepp. 115–117
- Part IV — What the Untouchables Have to FaceChapter 12 Antagonism of the Administrationpp. 118–122
- Chapter 13 Problem of Discriminationpp. 123–126
- Chapter 14 Problem of Isolationpp. 127–141
- Book II — SocialChapter 15 Civilization or Felonypp. 142–159
- Chapter 16 The House the Hindus have builtpp. 160–184
- Chapter 17 The Rock on which it is builtpp. 185–206
- Chapter 18 Touchables versus Untouchablespp. 207–225
- Chapter 19 The Curse of Castepp. 226–243
- Book III — PoliticalChapter 20 From millions to fractionspp. 244–261
- Chapter 21 The Revolt of the Untouchablespp. 262–273
- Chapter 22 Held at Baypp. 274–286
- Chapter 23 Their wishes are Laws unto uspp. 287–301
- Chapter 24 Under the Providence of Mr. Gandhipp. 302–343
- Chapter 25 Gandhi and his fastpp. 344–410
- Chapter 26 A warning to the Untouchablespp. 411–417
- Book IV — ReligiousChapter 27 Away from the Hinduspp. 418–436
- Chapter 28 Caste and Conversionpp. 437–440
- Chapter 29 Christianising the Untouchablespp. 441–459
- Chapter 30 The condition of the convertpp. 460–512