Beyond Tradition and Modernity in Madras
@article{Singer1971BeyondTA, title={Beyond Tradition and Modernity in Madras}, author={M. Singer}, journal={Comparative Studies in Society and History}, year={1971}, volume={13}, pages={160-195} }
The study of the modernization of non-Western cultures has been dominated by the metaphor of the ‘take-off’ introduced by the economists and by the assumption of incompatibility between ‘modern’ and ‘traditional’ cultures. These interpretations of modernization are shared by both those who view it as a process of diffusing Western culture and by those who view it as an internal process of development which may require an external stimulus to ‘trigger’ the ‘take-off’. On either view… CONTINUE READING
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