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GREAT AND LITTLE TRADITION The issue of great and little traditions did not arise for the first generation of anthropologists who, following the example of *Malinowski, mainly studied remote, self-contained, small-scale societies. It was only after World War II, when anthropologists began to study communities integrated within larger states and participating in centuries-old religious traditions such as *Buddhism or *Christianity, that the problem arose. The terms ‘great’ and ‘little’ traditions

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everything and is present in everything. Brahman represents many different gods. There are three gods that have a major influence over the religion, they are Vishnu, who is the preserver along with his three incarnations Rama, Krishna and Narasimha; Shiva, the destroyer; and Sakti, the Mother of Goddesses, also known as Parvati,

Places of worship regarding Hinduism mainly consists of temples. Hindus truly believe in one god "Brahman" but view him in various ways ,( different gods and goddesses) making them a polytheistic system . Some examples are Lords Krishna, Ganesh, Shiva, Sakthi,

north western India. This region is a semi-desert, a perfect environment for the main animal they herd, the camel. Their entire culture is centered on the noble desert creature, in their stories on the creation of their people it is said that lord Shiva created them in order to tend and protect the camels of Pavrati (n.d. Protocol). They aren’t a fully nomadic people, there semi-nomadic group (2008, April 27). They naturally consume lots of milk and milk products like cheeses and yogurts, because

Buddhism is one of the most complex religions of all time! filled with numerous teachings and rigorous principles. Most of the bazar teachings consist of blood-curdling Karma and unfathomable rebirth, which is exceptionally rare differentiate to other individual religions. Compassionately It speaks about Nirvana which is another version of illustrious heaven but you will only perceive it if you reach a full understanding (enlightenment). Karma, which is influential to Buddhists shows that miraculous

neck, and wrist bangles. 19. They celebrate many festivals whole year round. They do this to honor the gods and goddesses. The deities with the most number of festivals dedicated to them are Laxmi, Ganesha, Parvati, Shri Ram, Kartikeya, Hanuman, Shiva, Shri Krishna, and Vishnu. 20. Hindus believe that they can stop evil forces from getting inside residential buildings by tying a black doll right above the front door. 21. They often put lemons under their vehicles before going on a long journey

Buddhists go to temples to mediate and worship god and Hindus go to temples to connect with god or they can have their own temples in their houses for praying. Both religions believe in more than one god (Polytheism) for example, Hindu have gods such as Shiva, Vishnu, Krishna, Rama, and more. Buddhist have Mahayana and Parvati. Buddhism and Hinduism have a lot of practices, rituals, symbols and festivals. One of Hinduism practice to be vegetarian but some Hindu people are usually vegans on Friday, Monday

The access and consumption of healthy food is a human right. Food is part of all daily lives, shapes identities and cultures. A food system describes the process that is involved in feeding people. It emphasizes the inputs needed and outputs generated at each step. The food system is influenced by social, political, economic and natural environments. Food justice is “ensuring the benefits and risk of where, what, and how food is grown and produced, transported distributed, and accessed is eaten and