Totemism And Exogamy a Treatise On Certain Early Forms of Superstition And Soci
Totemism And Exogamy a Treatise On Certain Early Forms of Superstition And Soci
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284 sqq. ; The Imperial Gazetteer (1897) pp. 161 sqq. , xxvii. (1898) pp. Of India, The Indian Empire, i. (Ox- 2 sqq. ; W. Crooke, Natives of Northern ford, 1909) pp. 378 sqq.
330 TOTEM ISM IN INDIA It is doubt- ful whether true totem- ism exists among any Indian race except the Dravidian.
The Dravidians combine, as usual, totemism and exogamy with the classi- ficatory system of relation- ship.
The Dravidian family system agrees closely with that of the whether totemism proper is practised by a...ny race of India except the Dravidian. We have indeed found some resem- blances to it in combination with exogamy among the Mongoloid peoples of Assam, ^ but it is not certain that these resemblances are proof of the actual existence of the institu- tion. Exogamy, but not totemism, is practised by the Aryan race in India ; for the Brahmans, Rajputs, and other high castes among the Hindoos are regularly divided into exogamous clans or septs {gotras or gots), and the rule that no man may marry a woman of his own clan {gotra or got) is strictly observed.^ So far as I am aware, no other Aryan people besides the Hindoos is certainly known to have regulated marriage by a rule of exogamy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
284 sqq. ; The Imperial Gazetteer (1897) pp. 161 sqq. , xxvii. (1898) pp. Of India, The Indian Empire, i. (Ox- 2 sqq. ; W. Crooke, Natives of Northern ford, 1909) pp. 378 sqq.
330 TOTEM ISM IN INDIA It is doubt- ful whether true totem- ism exists among any Indian race except the Dravidian.
The Dravidians combine, as usual, totemism and exogamy with the classi- ficatory system of relation- ship.
The Dravidian family system agrees closely with that of the whether totemism proper is practised by a...ny race of India except the Dravidian. We have indeed found some resem- blances to it in combination with exogamy among the Mongoloid peoples of Assam, ^ but it is not certain that these resemblances are proof of the actual existence of the institu- tion. Exogamy, but not totemism, is practised by the Aryan race in India ; for the Brahmans, Rajputs, and other high castes among the Hindoos are regularly divided into exogamous clans or septs {gotras or gots), and the rule that no man may marry a woman of his own clan {gotra or got) is strictly observed.^ So far as I am aware, no other Aryan people besides the Hindoos is certainly known to have regulated marriage by a rule of exogamy.
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