Sanskritization | M.N. Srinivasan - Concept, Analysis & Criticism | Sociology | NTA NET | UPSC IAS

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The term Sanskritization was used by MN Srinivas to denote a type of process where there is a kind of mobility which is upward in nature .
It is a process of cultural Mobility within and outside framework of caste system
The lower caste collectively tries to adopt upper caste practices and aspire to acquire higher status.
Lower caste people try to claim higher status by imitating the lifestyle of upper caste people
He studied Coorgs in Karnataka and found that the lower caste people adopted the customs and practices of the Brahmins to raise their position and also gave up their own practices which were considered as impure by the higher caste
For example drinking liquor, animal sacrifice, eating meat etc.
He called this as Brahmanizatiom originally in his book, Religion and Society among the Coorgs, 1971
Later replaced with the term - Sanskritization

Elite emulation by O.M. Lynch
Sanskritic lifestyle is preceded by certain changes in the lower caste
Sanskritization, thus refers to the efforts made by the lower castes to emulate the dominant caste of higher Varna. Lynch (1969) called this process as elite emulation.
Introduction @0:46
Concept @2:04
Definition @3:24
New Definition @4:00
Notes @4:43
Elite Emulation by O.M. Lync @5:15
Analysis @5:35
Role of Local Dominant Class @5:43
Criticism @7:32
Conclusion @8:35
Role of British Rule @8:39
Questions @9:25
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0:00 Introduction
0:10 SANSKRITIZATION
0:46 Introduction
2:06 Concept
3:52 Definition
5:36 Analysis
7:34 Criticism
8:37 Conclusion
9:26 Questions #ugcnet #doorsteptutor #examrace