From “book view” to “field view”: Social anthropological constructions of the Indian village

The way of viewing the books in rural India is "view of the book" of Indian and Oriental scholars built by Hindu classics and historical records. In the period after independence, according to participants 'observations, this was gradually replaced by sociologists and anthropologists' field perspectives. Their research provides new perspectives on the essence of village communities, especially from the perspective of caste, gender and political affiliation. This work is important in the context of development as the traditional society has changed to past and present. However, the important result of the "point of view" is that Indian villages are not isolated communities, but have been successfully integrated into a wider economy and society for a long time. Recognizing this important contribution, the paper also discusses the issues observed by the participants, in particular the social and economic contexts that may lead the observer himself to bias the results. This is a fundamental problem and in fact it is not gaining the attention of the main authors themselves.

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The way of viewing the books in rural India is "view of the book" of Indian and Oriental scholars built by Hindu classics and historical records. In the period after independence, according to participants 'observations, this was gradually replaced by sociologists and anthropologists' field perspectives. Their research provides new perspectives on the essence of village communities, especially from the perspective of caste, gender and political affiliation. This work is important in the context of development as the traditional society has changed to past and present. However, the important result of the "point of view" is that Indian villages are not isolated communities, but have been successfully integrated into a wider economy and society for a long time. This is a fundamental problem and in fact it is not gaining the attention of the main authors themselves.