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In the minds of men: The study of human behavior and social tensions in India.

DOI: 10.1037/11234-000

Publisher: Basic Books/Hachette Book Group - American Psychological Association

Nov 13, 2006

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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World Dislocation and Social Science.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 3 –10

This chapter examines world dislocation and social science. Topics discussed include the following: (1) Economic Waste and Psychological Failure, (2) The Untried Approach Through Research, and (3) International Research. The author notes that among the many aims of UNESCO is the training of a...
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Our UNESCO Mission to India.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 11 –26

The chapter examines the UNESCO Mission to India in 1950, after the Indian government assumed power in 1947 and began to orient itself to the problem of its relations with the Western world. The author describes the steps by which the Indian government determined upont he program of action,...
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Village Life as a Source of Security and Solidarity.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 29 –45

The present chapter concentrates upon the basic causes of cohesion and security in Indian society. Over a period of more than two thousand years of India's known history, the village, as an economic and cultural unit, represented the basis of Indian life. An attempt will be made to derive from...
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Roots of Tolerance and Tensions in Indian Child Development.

Murphy, Lois Barclay

Pages: 29 –45

In order to get some basis for tentative conclusions about the life and needs of children, Lois Murphy visited over thirty schools, orphanages, and other institutions for children, and spent some time--from a few hours to over a week each--in over thirty homes, at all levels from the home of a...
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The Rise of Tensions.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 59 –88

This chapter examines the rise of tensions in Indian society. Topics discussed include the following: (1) The Divided Village, (2) The Caste System is Challenge, (3) The Barrier of Language, and (4) The Partition of India and its Aftermath. The great bulk of the Indian public struggles as best it...
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The Crumbling Patterns of Social Distance.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 91 –116

studies the way in which it contributes to today's social tensions. This chapter examines the crumbling pattern of social distance. Earlier we have viewed the caste system in its cohesive and its divisive aspects; we shall now discuss in the light of our UNESCO Topics discussed include the...
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The Insecurity of the Muslims.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 117 –165

This chapter examines the insecurity of the Muslims in India. In some parts of India there are villages with Muslim inhabitants only. For the most part, however, Muslims are specialists in certain economic activities; and this means that under the village system of economy they carry out certain...
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The Frustration of the Refugees.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 166 –200

This chapter examines the frustration of Sindhi refugees in India, who in consequence of the partition had to escape from West Pakistan. Topics discussed include the following: (1) Patterns of Bitterness, (2) Problems of Dependence and of Self-Help, and (3) Psychology of the Refugees. It seems...
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Hostilities and Hopes of Textile Workers.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 201 –214

This chapter examines the hostilities and hopes of textile workers in India. After describing the industrialization of India, the author discusses the importance attached to factors of industrial morale. He notes that very few owners or managers have done even elementary thinking about the...
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Prejudice--Indian and American.

Murphy, Gardner

Pages: 215 –230

This chapter examines prejudice, both Indian and American. Before attempting some broader generalizations as to the basic dynamics of social prejudice, the author tries to define a few obvious similarities and dissimilarities in the group attitude toward the Harijans in India and the Negroes in...

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