29 Questions
What is one of the main themes discussed in Ghurye's work 'God and Men'?
The philosophical and spiritual linkage between men and God
Which group of people is specifically highlighted in Ghurye's work 'Indian sadhus'?
Indian ascetics
What aspect of Indian society does Ghurye address in relation to the Mahadev Kolis?
Family and kinship lineage
Which of the following is NOT an area Ghurye focused on according to the text?
European history
What did Ghurye contribute significantly to the understanding of in terms of Indian society?
Indological perspective on caste and race
How did Ghurye approach his study of the Mahadev Kolis?
Using family and kinship lineage linkage
What is the main focus of the text when discussing the interpretation of ancient texts?
The need for scientific analysis and empathy
What is crucial when trying to understand the author's original intent?
Going into the spirit of the author to avoid distorting the originality
What is the primary goal when interpreting ancient texts scientifically, according to the passage?
To raise universal values
What precaution should be taken when selecting texts for scientific interpretation, according to the passage?
The texts should be widely represented and have high acceptance
What is the significance of understanding the nature of the society prevalent during the time period of the ancient texts, according to the passage?
It allows for a more empathetic and scientific analysis of the texts
Which of the following works provides a sound understanding of Ghurye's use of the Indological perspective?
'Caste and Race in India' by G.S. Ghurye
Which of the following works is described as a pioneering and path-breaking work dealing with the initial phase of the development of sociology in India?
'Sociology of Indian Sociology' by Ramakrishna Mukherjee
Which of the following works is mentioned as providing a critique or alternative perspective on Indian sociology?
'Themes and Perspective in Indian Sociology' by D.N. Dhanagare
Which of the following works is not mentioned in the text?
'Indian Sociology: A Critique' by A.R. Desai
Which of the following works focuses on the contributions of G.S. Ghurye?
'Sociology of G.S. Ghurye' by S.K. Parmanick
Which of the following works is mentioned as providing a framework for understanding Ghurye's contributions?
'Sociology of G.S. Ghurye' by S.K. Parmanick
What can happen if selective versions or verses are taken from a text?
It can give a limited understanding of the text
What is the author's view on the use of Indology?
It should be used in a representative and scientific manner
What is the relationship between Indology and the study of society, according to the passage?
Indology provides a fruitful ground for knowing about society
What is the author's concern about exploring the past without using Indological texts?
It will be another serious concern
What are the limitations of anthropology mentioned in the passage?
Anthropology has limitations in terms of representativeness, interpretation, and textual analysis
What is the main point the author is making about the use of Indology and other fields in studying the past?
Indology and other fields have their own limitations and should be used carefully and scientifically
Which of Dumont's works is considered an important contribution to the field of Indology?
'Homo Hierarchicus - Caste and its Implications'
What does the text suggest about the use of Indological perspective in analyzing Indian society?
It is an important tool for analyzing Indian society
Which of the following works is mentioned in the text as a prominent work related to Indology?
K.M. Kapadia's work
What does the text suggest about the verses mentioned in the text?
They provide a sound understanding about Louis Dumont
Which of the following is not mentioned in the text as a work related to Indology?
'Further Readings on Indology'
What is the main purpose of the text?
To discuss the contributions of Louis Dumont and others to the field of Indology
Explore the connection between men and God, the significance of Indian sadhus, religious consciousness, and brahminical institutions. Delve into topics like Indo-European culture and family dynamics.
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