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|a Caste and capitalism in colonial India :
|b the Nattukottai Chettiars /
|c David West Rudner.
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|b University of California Press,
|c 1994.
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|g 1.
|t Introduction.
|t The Nakarattars of Tamil Nadu.
|t Historical Overview.
|t Being a Nakarattar in Colonial India.
|t Nakarattar Studies.
|t Nakarattars and the Anthropological Study of Caste.
|t Outline of the Book --
|g Pt. 1.
|t Concepts.
|g 2.
|t Conceiving Caste.
|t Capitalism and Caste.
|t The Standard View of Caste.
|t Caste as Symbolic Capital in Political Ethnicization.
|t "Where's the Rest of Me?" The Case of the Komatis.
|t Segmentary Structure and Structural Variation.
|t The "Corporacy" of Castes: Kayasths and Nakarattars Compared.
|t Ecologically Qualified Views of Caste.
|t Mercantile Caste Variation: Some South Indian Dimensions.
|t A Closer Look at Merchant-Artisans: The Case of the Kaikkolars.
|t The Merchant-Banker Nakarattars Contrasted.
|t Symbolic Capital and the Cultural Ecology of Caste.
|g 3.
|t The Study of Commerce in Indian Society.
|t Giants on Our Shoulders.
|t Three Stereotypes of the Indian Moneylender.
|t Legal Stereotypes and Historical Myopia.
|t Village Studies of Indian Commerce.
|t Beyond the Village Moneylender.
|t Indian Burghers and Portfolio Capitalists.
|t The Historiographic Gap.
|t The Historiographic Rejection of Caste in Commerce --
|g Pt. 2.
|t Business.
|g 4.
|t The Colonial Expansion.
|t Overview.
|t Seventeenth-Century South India.
|t Cotton, Pearls, Rice, and Salt, 1800-1850.
|t Peshkash, Money Lending, and Repayment, 1800-1850.
|t Litigation and the Emergence of Nakarattar Zamindars, 1850-1900.
|t Nakarattar Commercial Expansion in Southeast Asia, 1870-1930.
|t Ceylon, 1870-1930.
|t Burma, 1870-1930.
|t Malaya in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries.
|t A Final Comment on Nakarattar Commercial Expansion.
|g 5.
|t Banker's Trust and the Culture of Banking.
|t Banker's Trust?
|t Nakarattar Interest Rates and Deposit Banking.
|t Hundi Transactions and Other Transfers of Credit between Nakarattars.
|t Accounting.
|t Proprietor's Capital and Deposit Capital from Other Nakarattars.
|g 6.
|t A Collectivist Spirit of Capitalism.
|t Two Spirits of Capitalism.
|t Three Models of Nakarattar Banking Organization.
|t Families and Firms.
|t Pulli and Valavu (The Conjugal Family and the Joint Family).
|t Proprietors and Agents.
|t The Nakarattar Agency.
|t Adathis: The Nakarattar Elite.
|t Nakaravitutis.
|t Nakarattar Panchayats.
|t Collectivism and Capitalism --
|g Pt. 3.
|t Ritual and Kinship.
|g 7.
|t The Magic of Capitalism and the Mercantile Elite.
|t Magical Capitalism.
|t Nakarattar Worship and Trade in Seventeenth-Century Palani.
|t Temples as Political Institutions in the Seventeenth Century.
|t Purity, Protection, Trust, and Mercantile Elites.
|t Worship and Commerce.
|t The Emergence of Provincial Politics.
|t The Creation of "the Public" and the Question of Privilege.
|t The Case of Raja Sir Muthia and the Politics of Madras, 1928-1969.
|t Junctures and Disjunctures in the Culture of Elite Endowment.
|t Economic Power, Elite Endowment, and Political Authority.
|t The Historical Continuity of South Indian Mercantile Elites.
|g 8.
|t Marriage Alliance.
|t Preliminary Definitions: Terms for Kin Groups.
|t Marriage Alliance, Affinal Kindreds, and Tayatis.
|t Vattakais and Territorial Endogamy.
|t Affinal Gifts as Interest-Earning Trusts: An Illustration.
|t The Ritual Construction of Nakarattar Marriage Alliances.
|t Cir.
|t Moi.
|t Murai.
|t Vevu.
|t Summary of Affinal Prestations.
|t Positive Marriage Rules and Virtual Affinity.
|t In-Laws, Murai, and Terminological Marking.
|t The Maternal Uncle, the Wife's Father, and Murai.
|t A Note on Ethnographic Reports of Nakarattar Marriage Rules.
|t Final Comment.
|g 9.
|t Temple Control and Cross-Cut Segmentation in Chettinad.
|t Nakarattar Settlement and Dominance in Chettinad: The Historical Charter.
|t Religious Endowment.
|t Descent and the Temple Cults of Chettinad.
|t Clan Temples and Temple-Clans.
|t Village Temples and Dominant Lineage Segments.
|g 10.
|t Conclusion: Social Structure as Social Investment.
|t Competing for the Past, Investing in the Future.
|t Marriage and Minimization.
|t Merchant and Peasant: Nakarattar and Goundar Political Structure.
|t Hierarchy, Territorial Precedence, and Royal Honors: The Pudukottai Kallars.
|t A Mythic Charter for Nakarattar Values.
|t Ambidexterity in the Nakarattar Varalaru.
|t Cross-Cut Segmentation and Equality.
|t Equality and Elitehood.
|t The Symbolism of Finance.
|t Macro-, Micro-, and Mediate Analysis.
|t Appendix A. Interest Rate Tables --
|t Appendix B. Sample Hundis --
|t Appendix C. Career of Raja Sir Muthia Chettiar --
|t Appendix D. Nakarattar Kinship Terms.
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