The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c3.3

c3.3

The methodology is indicated in pp. 5—9, 163—166. Readers will notice that the thread of argument in the author’s previous writings, *Hindu Art: Its Humanism and Modernism* (1920), *Hindu Achievements in Exact Science* (1918), *Folk-Element in Hindu Culture* (1917), *Love in Hindu Literature* (1916), *Chinese Religion through Hindu Eyes* (1916) and *Positive Background of Hindu Sociology* (Vol. I, 1914, Vol. II, Pt. I, 1921) is here continued and developed only to fit in with a new order of social phenomena.