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Ramanujan A.K. Есть ли индийское мышление (Contrib. Индийский Soc.23, 1989) М.

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Cites: Roland remarks thut
Indians develop a 'radar' conscience that orients them to others, makes
them say things'that are appropriate to person and context...
Bhakti defies all
contextual structures: every pigeonhole of caste, ritual, gender, appropriate
clothing and custom, stage of life, the whole system of homo hierarchicus
('everything in its place') is the target of its irony...
When
Is there an Indian way of thinking? An informal essay 157
English is borrowed into (or imposed on) Indian contexts, it fits into the
Sanskrit slot; it acquires many of the characteristics of Sanskrit, the older
native Father-tongue, its pan-Indian elite character—as a medium of laws,
science and administration, and its formulaic patterns; it becomes part of
Indian multiple diglossia (a characteristic of context-sensitive societies)...