博客來＂The Folk-element in Hindu Culture＂ explores the socio-religious dimensions of Hindu folk institutions. Authored by Benoy Kumar Sarkar and Hemendra K. Rakshit, this work delves into the pervasive influence of folk traditions within Hindu culture. Published in 1917, the book offers insights into the historical context and enduring elements of Hindu society, examining the ways in which folklore shapes religious practices and social customs.
This contribution to socio-religious studies provides a valuable perspective on the interplay between established religious frameworks and the vibrant, dynamic nature of folk traditions. It remains relevant for those interested in understanding the multifaceted layers of Hindu culture and the historical roots of its contemporary expressions.
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