Adaptation of Traditional Society To Modern Mass Society

Diogenes 9 (33):1-27 (1961)
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This paper is confined to Indian, more specifically Hindu, society. It tries to assess the process of change going on in this society from the point of view of new needs and old values. In doing so, it draws on an unscholarly but inside acquaintance with the situation and makes no claim to completeness either of analysis or treatment

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