UC Law Journal
Abstract
The author demonstrates through a historical survey of ancient texts, and the glosses of various pundits, that, although modern Hindu law is divorced from the holistic world view embodied by dharma, Hindu conceptions of law are derived from this encompassing term. Before the colonial period there was neither law nor religion; there was dharma.
Recommended Citation
Ludo Rocher,
Hindu Conceptions of Law,
29 Hastings L.J. 1283
(1978).
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