In all honesty this seems more a problem with Western Academia, and Indology departments than with "Hinduism" itself. It seems the West cannot free itself from

In all honesty this seems more a problem with Western Academia, and Indology departments than with "Hinduism" itself. It seems the West cannot free itself from the impulse to create divisions. Perhaps a better analysis would be to learn from India and it's diversity of thought, rather than to set arbitrary boundaries, and create division between people which the West is so apt at doing. It seems though that the West is still incapable of comprehending, or learning from an infinitely variable world.