Colonial Anthropology : Technologies and Discourses of Dominance, 1886–1936 (Paperback)

Introduction 1. Inauguration of the Anthropological Society of Bombay, 1886: A Vision for Anthropology in India 2. Development or Evolution of Anthropology in India 3. A Survey of the Work Accomplished by the Anthropological Society of Bombay, with Suggestions for Extended the Sphere of its Activities and Influence 4. Dr. Leitner’s Address on Ethnography 5. Anthropology: It’s Study in Bombay 6. Letter from Bombay Government about Museum and Reply 7. The Formation and uses of an Anthropological Museum 8. Ethnological Survey: India and England 9. Introductory Note on Ethnographic Survey 10. Presidential Address 11. Presidential Address 12. A Brief Report from the Hon. Secretary of his Attendance at the 10th Indian Science Congress at Lucknow 13. Some Neglected Fields of Anthropology in India 14. Presidential Address on Anthropology and Some Modern Problems 15. The Bombay Census (1901) and Hindu Castes 16. The Results of the Ethnographical Survey of Bombay 17. The Culture and Civilization of Ancient India 18. Some Notes on the Village System of the Bombay Presidency 19. A Few Notes on the Aborigines of Chhota Udepur State in the Rewa Kantha Political Agency 20. Sancholoos, A Criminal Wandering Tribe