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Wallace’s Dialects: 3 (David Foster Wallace Studies)
0₹11,210.00Explore the profound impact of language in David Foster Wallace’s writing. Dr. Mary Shapiro’s insightful linguistic criticism meticulously examines how Wallace utilized American dialects—from Jewish-American to Southern and Boston—as vital vehicles for social commentary, identity formation, and relational dynamics. This essential read for literary scholars and linguistics students in India delves into the intersectionality of language, gender, and class within Wallace’s oeuvre. Discover how Wallace’s unique idiolect connected readers across diverse social boundaries, offering unparalleled literary analysis.
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Walling, Boundaries and Liminality: A Political Anthropology of Transformations (Contemporary Liminality)
0₹17,110.00Explore the profound anthropological roots of societal boundaries and transformations in this insightful political anthropology. Spanning millennia, from ancient civilizations to modern migration, Agnes Horvath’s work provides a crucial long-term perspective on the practice of ‘walling’. Discover how these structures shape human experience and create liminal spaces, with compelling examples including a transformative voluntary experience in a Calcutta hospice. Essential for scholars of sociology, anthropology, and political theory, this book offers a unique lens on human history and socio-political dynamics.
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Walter Scott and Contemporary Theory
0₹4,128.82Explore the enduring literary genius of Walter Scott through a vital contemporary theoretical lens. This insightful analysis delves into Scott’s seminal novels, from Waverley to Ivanhoe, by juxtaposing them with key concepts from thinkers like Badiou, Butler, and Derrida. Discover how modern critical theory illuminates Scott’s intricate fictions, while his novels offer profound explanations of contemporary theoretical debates. Essential for literature students, academics, and scholars of Romantic literature and literary criticism in India seeking deeper insights into classic narratives and critical thought.
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War and Citizenship: Enemy Aliens and National Belonging from the French Revolution to the First World War (Human Rights in History)
0₹4,248.00Uncover the intricate history of citizenship and national belonging during wartime. This profound study examines how nations, from the French Revolution to World War I, redefined inclusion and exclusion for ‘enemy aliens,’ impacting sovereignty and human rights. Delve into the critical tension between national security and individual freedoms, exploring how wartime policies reshaped conceptions of belonging. An indispensable read for history enthusiasts, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of national identity and wartime rights.
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War and Drugs: The Role of Military Conflict in the Development of Substance Abuse
0₹18,880.00Uncover the profound, often-hidden connections between military conflict and the global rise of substance abuse. This insightful analysis meticulously traces how wars have shaped addiction patterns and drug development across diverse geopolitical landscapes. Gain critical perspectives on the societal impacts of conflict and its deep-seated relationship with drug use throughout history. Essential reading for students, researchers, and professionals in history, sociology, and public health seeking a comprehensive understanding of this vital subject.
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War and Intervention in the Transnational Public Sphere: Problem-Solving and European Identity-Formation
0₹16,520.00Uncover the intricate dynamics of post-Cold War conflicts and their impact on European identity. This scholarly work meticulously analyzes public debates and humanitarian military interventions, revealing how transnational political communication shaped European integration. Employing innovative computer-linguistic methods, it examines the evolution of shared understandings of the EU as a problem-solving entity across key European nations over sixteen years. Essential for students and scholars of international relations, EU politics, security studies, and political communication seeking deep insights into contemporary global affairs and identity formation.
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War and Redemption: Treatment and Recovery in Combat-related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
0₹4,954.82Gain profound insights into combat trauma and PTSD recovery. Drawing on over 20 years of clinical experience, this book uniquely addresses the moral, spiritual, and existential pain carried by war veterans, extending beyond typical psychological symptoms. Featuring the authentic voices of 65 veterans, it illuminates the journey from deep suffering, guilt, and grief towards healing and adaptation. Understand the transformative power of redemption, forgiveness, and love in recovery. This essential resource is invaluable for therapists, veterans, families, and anyone seeking to comprehend the enduring impact of war’s aftermath.
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War and Society in Early Rome: From Warlords to Generals
0₹10,620.00Explore the profound military evolution and societal impact of Early Rome. Jeremy Armstrong’s insightful study expertly blends rich literary traditions with compelling archaeological evidence to present a fresh interpretation of Roman warfare. Discover how the transition from tribal warlords to disciplined generals fundamentally shaped Roman society, politics, and religious institutions. This book is essential for Indian students and enthusiasts of ancient history and military strategy, offering a deep dive into the foundations of Roman power and its warrior culture.
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War Games: Memory, Militarism and the Subject of Play
0₹14,160.00Dive into the captivating world of war games and their profound impact on our perception of conflict and militarism. This essential read analyzes how popular video games, often set in realistic historical or contemporary contexts, offer a selective view of warfare. Explore the fascinating parallels between actual global conflicts and the gaming experience, and understand the role of gaming in shaping cultural memory. Ideal for students of media studies, international relations, and gaming enthusiasts keen to understand the complex relationship between play, war, and society. Discover alternative ways games engage with history and memory.
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War in the Blood: Sex, Politics and Aids in Southeast Asia
0₹5,310.00Uncover the intricate links between sex, politics, and the HIV epidemic in Southeast Asia. This insightful book meticulously examines the impact of cultural and political landscapes on the AIDS crisis across seven nations, including Thailand, Vietnam, and China’s Yunnan Province. Drawing from personal encounters, it offers a vivid, critical perspective beyond official data, highlighting the epidemic’s deep connection to human rights. Essential for students and professionals in global health, political science, and sociology, this work is a passionate assertion of resilience and the potential for impactful affirmative action in addressing public health challenges.
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War in the Blood: Sex, Politics and AIDS in Southeast Asia
0₹2,830.82Uncover the decades-long battle against AIDS in Southeast Asia and its global implications. This crucial book traces the evolution of HIV treatment, from breakthroughs to persistent disparities affecting vulnerable populations like gay men, sex workers, and transgender women. Beyrer’s deeply personal narrative delivers an urgent call for action on sex, politics, and public health policy. It’s essential reading for understanding global health equity and championing affirmative action for those most at risk worldwide.
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War On Warriors, The
0Original price was: ₹1,299.00.₹948.27Current price is: ₹948.27.Explore “War On Warriors, The” by Pete Hegseth at The Bookish Owl. ISBN: 9780063389427. Discover how the modern military grapples with cultural shifts, moving away from its core focus on lethality and competency. Hegseth’s powerful narrative blends personal war experiences with a critical analysis of the military’s changing landscape. He argues that a society detached from the realities faced by those who serve risks losing its meritocracy. This book serves as a crucial call to action, urging readers to reclaim the values that protect our warriors and ensure victory in future conflicts. A must-read for understanding the challenges facing today’s military.
