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Studies in Hindu law and Dharmaśāstra

✍ Scribed by Davis, Donald Richard;Lariviere, Richard Wilfred;Rocher, Ludo


Publisher
Anthem Press
Year
2014
Tongue
English
Leaves
759
Series
Anthem South Asian normative traditions studies
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This book presents for the first time a collection of the major studies on Hindu law and Dharmasastra by Ludo Rocher, one of the brightest lights of American academia. This collection of essays serves as an invaluable introduction to Rocher?s distinctive and important contributions to the field of Indology.;The nature of Hindu law -- General topics of Hindu law -- Hindu legal procedure -- Technical studies of Hindu law -- Anglo-Hindu and customary law.

✦ Table of Contents


The nature of Hindu law --
General topics of Hindu law --
Hindu legal procedure --
Technical studies of Hindu law --
Anglo-Hindu and customary law.

✦ Subjects


Dharma;Hindu law


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