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Religion and Politics in the Orthodox World: The Ecumenical Patriarchate and The Challenges of Modernity (Routledge Religion, Society and Government in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet States)
0Uncover the complex interplay of religion and politics in the Orthodox world, focusing on the enduring Ecumenical Patriarchate. This authoritative study chronicles the Patriarchate’s journey through Ottoman rule, the rise of nationalism, and the 20th century’s seismic shifts. It critically examines how this ancient spiritual centre navigated modernity’s challenges, from upholding unity to facing state claims and geopolitical crises. Essential for students of global religious history, Eastern European politics, and ecumenical studies, this book illuminates the resilience and future of a pivotal institution.
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Religion and Social System of the Virasaiva Community: 08 (CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF ANTHROPOLOGY)
0Delve into the heart of Indian religious communities with this essential sociological study of the Virasaiva faith. This anthropological analysis intricately explores the Virasaiva community’s monastic organization, family structures, and the evolving roles of women. Discover the deep-seated connection between their spiritual beliefs and social system, offering vital insights into South Indian cultural heritage. A must-read for students and scholars of Indian sociology, anthropology, and religious studies seeking to understand the nuances of a significant faith.
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Religious Cultures in Early Modern India: New Perspectives
0Explore the complex evolution of religious authority and political power in Early Modern India. This insightful volume delves into how regional states and imperial powers influenced religious patronage across South Asia, while new spiritual centres flourished independently. It sheds light on the rise of mobile intellectuals, the reinterpretation of religious law, and the vibrant development of diverse vernacular religious literatures. Essential for understanding the foundational shifts in Indian religious cultures, this book is a must-read for students and enthusiasts of Indian history and South Asian studies.
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Religious Outsiders and the Making of Americans
0Discover the untold narrative of American religious history and cultural formation. This insightful book challenges prevailing notions by showcasing the significant impact of “outsider” religious groups on American identity. Explore how communities like Mormons, Jews, Catholics, and black churches, often deemed marginal, actually embodied quintessentially American values and shaped the nation’s pluralistic past. Through compelling analysis, understand the role of religious persecution and how diverse faiths forged a unique national character. Essential for students of history, sociology, and cultural studies seeking a nuanced perspective on America’s evolving religious landscape.
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Remaking History: 1948 Police Action and the Muslims of Hyderabad
0Uncover the profound impact of the 1948 Police Action on the Muslims of Hyderabad. This compelling historical analysis dissects the princely state’s integration into India, examining the cultural discourses and political shifts following the Nizam’s era and the Telangana struggle. Utilizing rich oral histories and archival documents, it sheds light on a transformative moment in Indian history. Essential for scholars, students of South Asian studies, and readers keen on understanding post-partition Hyderabad’s legacy.
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Remembering Social Movements: Activism and Memory (Remembering the Modern World)
0Explore the dynamic link between social activism and collective memory with this insightful historical examination. This book delves into the two-way relationship between social movements and remembrance, offering five key analytical concepts. Discover 15 diverse historical case studies, spanning labour, feminist, and peace movements, including crucial examples from Indian history. Essential for students and researchers in India, it provides a global perspective on how activism shapes public memory and its enduring legacy. Understand the power of social movements through rigorous analysis and compelling historical narratives.
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Reminiscences the Memoirs of Sharadaben Mehta
0Uncover the remarkable life and legacy of Sharadaben Mehta, a pioneering Gujarati voice from 19th-century India. This compelling memoir offers an intimate look into her personal journey, intellectual pursuits, and significant writings, providing invaluable insights into the social and cultural landscape of Gujarat during a transformative era. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian history, Gujarati literature, women’s studies, and anyone seeking to understand the evolution of personal narratives in India’s rich heritage.
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Renaissance Poetry
0Unlock transformative insights into English Renaissance poetry with this essential guide. Explore how contemporary critical approaches have reshaped our understanding of 16th and 17th-century verse, delving into nationalism, class dynamics, and the vital contributions of women writers. This collection illuminates key methodologies like new historicism and feminism, offering diverse readings. Perfect for university students, scholars, and anyone passionate about literary analysis, this book provides a critical lens for modern interpretation and enhances your study of classic English literature.
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Reparations for Slavery and the Slave Trade: A Transnational and Comparative History
0Uncover the profound, transnational history of reparations for slavery and the slave trade. Professor Ana Lucia Araujo meticulously details centuries of persistent demands for justice, highlighting the voices of enslaved individuals and their descendants. This essential, updated edition delves into the global impact of Black Lives Matter and calls for accountability, offering critical insights for history students, researchers, and advocates of social justice. Explore the multifaceted dimensions of reparations and their enduring relevance.
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Representations of Islam in United States Comics, 1880-1922
0Uncover the surprising early portrayals of Islam in United States comics and popular culture, 1880-1922. Maryanne A. Rhett’s insightful study meticulously examines cartoons and visual media to reveal America’s evolving understanding of the Islamic world. This crucial work offers a fresh perspective on Orientalism and how these depictions influenced U.S. relations. Essential for students of cultural history, media studies, and anyone interested in the intersection of visual culture and societal perceptions. Discover a vital chapter in popular culture analysis.
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Research, Political Engagement and Dispossession: Indigenous, Peasant and Urban Poor Activisms in the Americas and Asia
0Explore pivotal research on political engagement and social activism challenging dispossession across Asia and the Americas. This critical collection reveals how academic insights empower indigenous, peasant, and urban poor movements fighting land grabs, resource exploitation, and colonial capitalism. Dip Kapoor’s work illuminates the vital link between research and activism for social justice. Essential reading for students, researchers, and activists in India interested in land rights, development studies, and political sociology, offering deep understanding of global struggles for equity and empowerment.
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Researching China in Southeast Asia (Routledge Contemporary Southeast Asia Series)
0Explore the critical research on China within Southeast Asia. This essential academic text charts the history and current status of China Studies in seven key Southeast Asian nations, examining how scholars understand and research China. Discover the factors influencing Sinology, from ethnic Chinese communities to regional interactions. Perfect for academics, students, and policymakers in India and globally, this book offers unique perspectives on China-Southeast Asia relations and intellectual history, crucial for understanding modern Asian geopolitics.