Caste Class Formations: A Case Study of Kerala

By:

Kurian, Mathew V

Material type:

TextPublication details: Delhi: B R Publishing Corporation, 2023Description: vi, 96pISBN:

9788170182986 (HB)

Subject(s):

Christians -- Kerala

DDC classification:

305.62 KUR/C

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Summary: Christians in Kerala are a preponderant community, unlike in rest of the India. There are numerous Christian denominations in the state but socially they can be broadly categorised into two sects: the Syrian Christians and Backward Christians. This work is an empirical analysis of the socio-economic state of affairs of these two groups during the past few decades.

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Christians in Kerala are a preponderant community, unlike in rest of the India. There are numerous Christian denominations in the state but socially they can be broadly categorised into two sects: the Syrian Christians and Backward Christians. This work is an empirical analysis of the socio-economic state of affairs of these two groups during the past few decades.

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