| Introduction | |
| Towards a Historical Materialist Analysis of the Origins and Development of Caste | |
| Caste, Region and Colonialism | |
| The Context of Dalit Revolt | |
| Emergence of the Dalit Movement, 1900-30 | |
| Nagpur, Hyderabad, Andhra, Mysore | |
| Emergence of the Dalit Movement, 1900-30 | |
| Bombay Presidency and the Role of Ambedkar | |
| The Turning Point, 1930-36 | |
| Ambedkar, Gandhi, The Marxists | |
| The Years of Radicalism | |
| Bombay Presidency. 1936-42 | |
| 'Ambedkarism' | |
| The Theory of Dalit Liberation | |
| Mysore, 1930-56 | |
| The Politics of Ram-Raj | |
| Andhra and Hyderabad, 1930-46 | |
| Foundations of Turmoil | |
| Hyderabad and Andhra, 1946-56 | |
| Revolution, Repression and Recuperation | |
| Conclusion | |
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Dalits and the Democratic Revolution
by Omvedt, Gail-
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