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He has drawn continuities between rural and urban social organizations in the past and how it exists today. He has shown the features of rural and urban areas through a case study of Agra city with special reference to Jatavs (chamars).
M. Singer
Hardgrave
M. Marriot
Owen Lynch
- The work connecting rural and urban social organizations, specifically focusing on Jatavs (chamars) in Agra, belongs to Owen Lynch. His studies often discussed caste and community issues in urban settings.
- Option 1: M. Singer - Known for research on Indian culture, Singer's focus was on cultural continuity and change, often within a broader anthropological context.
- Option 2: Hardgrave - R. L. Hardgrave studied South Indian politics and social dynamics, focusing less on specific caste-based urban-rural analyses.
- Option 3: M. Marriot - His work often examined cultural processes in Indian villages, with less emphasis on urban continuity.
- Option 4: Owen Lynch - Known for detailed studies on caste and urbanization, particularly related to Jatavs in Agra.
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