With so much caste-noise broadcast on goanet, is it really a war against
castes or a war of castes? Could each one writing on the theme indicate what
caste he belongs to? It could help to filter the emotional ingredients of
the debate. I am inclined to take the anti-brahmin discourse of a chardo or
"Teotonio R. de Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With so much caste-noise broadcast on goanet, is it
really a war against castes or a war of castes? Could
each one writing on the theme indicate what
caste he belongs to? It could help to filter the
emotional ingredients of the debate. I am inclin
"Teotonio R. de Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With so much caste-noise broadcast on goanet, is it
> really a war against castes or a war of castes?
> Could each one writing on the theme indicate what
> caste he belongs to? It could help to filter the
> emotional ingredients of the debate. I
Teotonio's request may strike many as peculiar, but is not off the
topic. While not supporting a deterministic viewpoint (i.e. a person's
views on caste are determined by her/his caste), caste background can be
an important ingredient of how one relates to the issue of caste.
Not sure how this wor
