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Alien Registration- Labrack, Laura (Waterville, Kennebec County)
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The Concept Of Caste: Cross-Cultural Applications
The concept of caste has undergone a thorough re-examination by social scientists in the past three decades. The result has been a redefinition of caste and the application of the term \u27caste\u27 to social situations found outside the Indian subcontinent. A review of some of the varieties of caste reported in Japan, Africa, Tibet, Korea and North America are outlined and brief historical summaries illustrate the differing conditions under which these systems arose. Utilizing a broad definition of caste, the structural components and concomitants of castes are compared using the features of birth-ascription, endogamy, ritual pollution and traditional occupation. These four criteria are structurally significant in the cross-cultural study of caste-like hierarchies
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Alien Registration- Labrack, Laura (Waterville, Kennebec County)
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Conflict and Compatibility in Punjabi-Mexican Immigrant Families in Rural California: 1915-1965
Combining historical & interview data (N not given) from northern & southern Calif, the interethnic families formed after 1915 in Ru Calif by immigrant men from India & their spouses of Hispanic background are examined. Patterns of childrearing & family life are described, & the M & F networks linking these families to each other & to the wider society are analyzed. By 1965 the transitory nature of this unique "Mexican-Hindu" community & the regional divergencies within it had become clear; to explain these developments, focus is on compatibility & conflict in family life over the life cycle, as well as changing conditions external to the family. 1 Table, 25 References. Modified HA