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Emotions, Everyday Life and Sociology (Classical and Contemporary Social Theory)
0₹13,809.80Dive into the fascinating sociology of emotions and how they define our everyday life. This insightful volume explores the deep integration of feelings into daily experiences, broadening understanding beyond conventional studies. It examines both common and subtle emotional nuances across sociology, psychology, and cultural studies. Essential for students and scholars of social theory and sociology in India, this book offers a critical perspective on contemporary emotional experience. A must-read for anyone seeking to comprehend the fabric of social life.
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EMOTIONS: A CULTURAL STUDIES READER
0₹1,871.25Discover the nuanced cultural landscape of human emotions with this vital academic reader. Unpack how societies worldwide shape our feelings, exploring emotional vocabularies, expression, and regulation across diverse cultural studies perspectives. Authored by leading scholars, this book is an indispensable resource for Indian university students and researchers in sociology, anthropology, and psychology. Gain critical insights into the social construction of emotions, making it a must-have for anyone seeking to understand the complex interplay between emotions, culture, and society in today’s world.
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Empathy
0₹4,284.85Unlock the profound nature of empathy, a cornerstone of human connection and understanding. This comprehensive introduction delves into what empathy truly is, exploring its evolutionary roots and crucial roles in understanding others via simulation and perspective-taking. Discover its impact on moral understanding, art appreciation, and its links to mental health conditions like autism and psychopathy. Essential reading for students and professionals in philosophy of mind, psychology, and cognitive science in India seeking a deeper grasp of human interaction.
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Empathy and Concern with Negative Evaluation in Intergroup Relations: Implications for Designing Effective Interventions (Elements in Applied Social Psychology)
0Original price was: ₹1,618.40.₹1,618.40Current price is: ₹1,618.40.Unlock the secrets to fostering positive intergroup relations with groundbreaking social psychology research. This insightful book explores how empathy, often misunderstood, can have adverse effects due to negative evaluation concerns. Discover practical guidance on designing truly effective interventions to strengthen social bonds across diverse groups. An essential resource for academics, students, and professionals in India navigating complex social dynamics and promoting understanding.
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Empathy in the Global World: An Intercultural Perspective
0₹8,437.50Master the art of understanding global challenges through profound empathy. This insightful work delves into the critical role of compassion in navigating our interconnected world, exploring its impact on intercultural communication, conflict resolution, and global issues like poverty and disasters. Discover historical and cultural perspectives that illuminate human affairs across diverse societies. Essential for students of communication, professionals, and anyone seeking deeper cross-cultural understanding in our globalized era. A vital read for grasping international relations and fostering a more compassionate world.
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Empire and Community: Edmund Burke’s Writings And Speeches On International Relations
0Original price was: ₹2,705.60.₹2,705.60Current price is: ₹2,705.60.Explore Edmund Burke’s crucial insights into international relations and the dynamics of empire. This essential collection presents his key writings and speeches, illuminating his profound thoughts on national identity, self-determination, and inter-state relations. With a significant focus on his analyses of India, this volume is indispensable for students and scholars of political science, history, and global affairs. Discover foundational political philosophy and its relevance to understanding colonial legacies and international politics in India.
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Empire and Environmental Anxiety: Health, Science, Art and Conservation in South Asia and Australasia, 1800-1920 (Cambridge Imperial and Post-Colonial Studies Series)
0Original price was: ₹7,487.17.₹7,487.17Current price is: ₹7,487.17.Uncover the profound link between empire and environmental transformation in South Asia and Australasia between 1800-1920. This essential history delves into “environmental anxiety,” exploring colonial fears surrounding deforestation, soil erosion, and the health impacts of changing landscapes. Discover how conservation policies, often driven by imperial control and revenue generation, reshaped environments across the region. Ideal for students and scholars of Indian colonial history, environmental studies, and post-colonialism, this book illuminates the interconnected anxieties and resource exploitation that defined an era. Understand the roots of modern environmental governance and its colonial legacy.
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Empire Building: Orientalism and Victorian Architecture
0₹7,618.25Delve into the intricate fusion of cultures that shaped global design with this essential study on Victorian architecture and Orientalism. Discover how British imperial ambitions influenced architectural exports to colonies, leaving a lasting legacy on places like India. Explore the fascinating reciprocal flow of Islamic and Eastern architectural ideas that impacted Western styles and thinkers like Ruskin. This book is vital for understanding the deep connections within colonial architecture, offering rich insights for heritage enthusiasts, students of architectural history, and anyone interested in the making of our built environment.
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Empire Development & Colonialism: The Past in the Present
0₹1,592.12Explore the enduring impact of historical empires on contemporary global politics. This insightful study masterfully connects past imperialism to today’s international development and liberal interventionism. Essential for understanding the roots of modern global power structures, it offers critical context for students of history, political science, and international relations in India. Gain a deeper perspective on how colonial legacies continue to shape our present world and future trajectories.
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Empire in Denial: The Politics of State-Building
0Original price was: ₹1,522.25.₹1,522.25Current price is: ₹1,522.25.Unlock the complex realities of state-building with this critical analysis of governance and political development. David Chandler’s insightful work delves into the paradoxes and challenges inherent in creating or rebuilding states, essential for understanding international politics and development studies. This book offers a thought-provoking perspective for students and professionals in political science, governance, and international relations. Explore the nuanced politics behind state capacity and nation-building efforts, providing crucial insights for navigating contemporary global challenges. A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of how states are truly made and remade.
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Empire of Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism
0Original price was: ₹1,427.05.₹1,427.05Current price is: ₹1,427.05.Uncover the manufactured ‘normal’ mind with this essential critique of neurodiversity and capitalism. Robert Chapman’s groundbreaking book reveals how societal structures, driven by capitalism, created an empire of normalcy, fundamentally shaping our minds and bodies. Explore the rich histories of neurodivergent experiences and discover why challenging the myth of normalcy is crucial for collective liberation. This vital perspective is a must-read for students, thinkers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the systems influencing our minds and advocating for social change.
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EMPIRE, CIVIL SOCIETY, AND THE BEGINNINGS OF COLONIAL EDUCATION IN INDIA
0Original price was: ₹920.00.₹920.00Current price is: ₹920.00.Explore the transformative beginnings of colonial education in India. This insightful book details the radical 19th-century movement driven by British, American, and German missionaries, alongside Indian intellectuals and social reformers, to establish modern elementary schooling. Discover how these NGOs introduced new educational cultures, supplanted indigenous systems, and expanded access, while also shaping social stratification within colonial India. A crucial read for understanding India’s educational evolution, this work is essential for students of Indian history, educators, and anyone interested in the roots of modern learning in the subcontinent.
