Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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For example, some individuals have lost caste, or been deprived of caste; some individuals have been born outside of caste; certain occupations are not traditionally associated with caste, such as gardening, domestic service and herding; and, indeed, there are entire cultures and peoples on Gor to whom caste is unknown.
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Similarly, caste lines tend sometimes to be vague, and the relation between castes and subcastes.
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Slavers, for example, sometimes think of themselves as being of the Merchants, and sometimes as being a separate caste.
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They do have their own colors, blue and yellow, those of the Merchants being white and yellow, or white and gold.
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Too, are the bargemen of the Southern Cartius a caste or not? They think of themselves as such, but many do not see the matter in the same light.
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There are, on Gor, it might be mentioned, ways of raising and altering caste, but the Gorean seldom avails himself of these.
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To most Goreans it would be unthinkable to alter caste.
For example, some individuals have lost caste, or been deprived of caste; some individuals have been born outside of caste; certain occupations are not traditionally associated with caste, such as gardening, domestic service and herding; and, indeed, there are entire cultures and peoples on Gor to whom caste is unknown.
Similarly, caste lines tend sometimes to be vague, and the relation between castes and subcastes.
Slavers, for example, sometimes think of themselves as being of the Merchants, and sometimes as being a separate caste.
They do have their own colors, blue and yellow, those of the Merchants being white and yellow, or white and gold.
Too, are the bargemen of the Southern Cartius a caste or not? They think of themselves as such, but many do not see the matter in the same light.
There are, on Gor, it might be mentioned, ways of raising and altering caste, but the Gorean seldom avails himself of these.
To most Goreans it would be unthinkable to alter caste.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter )