Bailey, F.G. <br/><br/>
The civility of indifference: on domesticating ethnicity/ 
F.G. Bailey 
 - New Delhi:  Oxford University Press,  1996. 
 - xvi, 184 p. :  ill. ;  23 cm. 
<br/><br/>1. The Temple Entry Act. In the Beginning. A Hundred Years Forward --<br/>2. The Way of the Distillers. The Fantasy of Infinite Cooperation. The Distillers as Social Climbers. What the Panos Could Not Do --<br/>3. Calculated Restraint. What Was the Goal? Why Shiva's Temple? What Was the Arena? --<br/>4. Gupte Bisoi and Bali Sahani. The Edge of Violence. The Background. Split Minds: Paranoia and Pragmatism. What Interests Were Different People Serving? Facade and Reality --<br/>5. Making a Living. Marginal People. Panos as Middlemen. The Boida Outlaws. Necessity and Rationality --<br/>6. The Sources of Rationality. Discrete Interactions. Habitual Ethnicity in Bisipara. The Nature of Moral Feelings. Pervasive Pragmatism --<br/>7. The Bottom Line. The Quiet Revolution. The Culture of Moderation. Government from Below. Penny-wise Politics --<br/>8. The Civility of Indifference. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0195640659 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Racism<br/>Social conditions<br/>Ethnic relations<br/>Ethnicity<br/>Apathy
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>301  / BAI/T