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Pitfalls in religious taxonomy: Hindus and Sikhs, Valmikis and Ravidasis

Eleanor Nesbitt Research Fellow in Religious Studies in the Department of Arts Education, University of Warwick
Pages 9-12 | Published online: 25 Jun 2008

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Anantdeep Singh. (2014) CASTE AND MARRIAGE AMONG THE SIKHS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: OBSERVATIONS FROM A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS. Sikh Formations 10:3, pages 393-424.
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Opinderjit Kaur Takhar. (2014) The Place of Scripture in the Trajectories of a Distinct Religious Identity among Ravidassias in Britain: Guru Granth Sahib or Amritbani Guru Ravidass. Journal of Contemporary Religion 29:1, pages 105-120.
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Eleanor Nesbitt. (2001) Ethnographic Research at Warwick: Some Methodological Issues. British Journal of Religious Education 23:3, pages 144-155.
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Eleanor Nesbitt. (1998) Bridging the Gap between Young People's Experience of Their Religious Traditions at Home and School: The Contribution of Ethnographic Research . British Journal of Religious Education 20:2, pages 102-114.
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Eleanor Nesbitt. (1997) ‘Splashed with goodness’: The many meanings of Amrit for young British Sikhs. Journal of Contemporary Religion 12:1, pages 17-33.
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Mary Searle‐Chatterjee. (1994) Urban ‘untouchables’ and Hindu nationalism. Immigrants & Minorities 13:1, pages 12-25.
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