Uncover the pivotal early 20th-century demand for India’s autonomy within the British Empire. This insightful work by nationalist publisher G. A. Natesan, a key figure in Madras’s freedom struggle, delves into the aspirations for self-governance and greater control over India’s destiny. Explore the political, economic, and cultural arguments that fueled the independence movement, reflecting the desires for self-rule articulated by national leaders. Essential for students of Indian history, political science, and anyone fascinated by the foundational ideas of the Indian freedom struggle.

Dive into critical language studies and its profound capacity to disclose social inequalities and injustice. Drawing on Frankfurt School thinkers, this volume meticulously examines diverse linguistic contexts, from activism to digital media. Gain essential theoretical and methodological guidance to deepen your critical lens on language. It’s an indispensable resource for scholars, researchers, and students in linguistics, philosophy, politics, and sociology seeking to understand language’s role in societal equity, vital for academic discourse in India.