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SILPARATNAM by Srikumara (Sanskrit Text with English Translation and coloured Illustrations)
0Original price was: ₹5,000.00.₹3,500.00Current price is: ₹3,500.00.Explore the ancient wisdom of ‘Silparatnam’ by Srikumara, a cornerstone of Indian art, architecture, and iconography. This edition, with English translation by N P Unni, unveils the secrets of Silpa Shastra as expounded by revered sages like Matanga and Bhrugu. Dive into detailed discussions on construction and artistic representation, enhanced by vibrant colored illustrations. A must-have resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts seeking authentic insights into India’s rich artistic heritage. Discover the comprehensive knowledge within this meticulously translated and illustrated volume. ISBN: 9788183154970. Available at The Bookish Owl.
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Sind Revisited: Anglo Indian Army, Railroads Past Present and Future
0₹750.00Explore the strategic landscape of British India with Richard Francis Burton’s “Sind Revisited.” This authoritative account offers profound insights into the Anglo-Indian Army’s operations and the burgeoning railway network shaping 19th-century Sindh. Delve into the past, present, and future of Indian railroads, vital for commerce and imperial control. A must-read for students of colonial history, military strategists, and railway aficionados exploring India’s foundational infrastructure development. Uncover a critical chapter of the subcontinent’s past.
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Singers Die Twice
0₹799.00Embark on a profound journey into the heart of Indian classical music with this captivating exploration of Dhrupad singing. Follow a German master musician’s quest through Varanasi, Delhi, and Darbhanga, immersing himself in ancient gharanas and learning from legendary figures like Pandit Ram Chatur Mallik. This inspiring narrative unveils the rich legacy of Indian music, from its 18th-century origins to the era of Satyajit Ray’s “The Music Room.” Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian culture, classical singing, and the vibrant traditions of Bihar.
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Sir Matthew Hale 1609-1676: Law, Religion and Natural Philosophy (Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History)
0₹17,700.00Uncover the multifaceted legacy of Sir Matthew Hale, a titan of 17th-century English law. This definitive study explores his crucial tenure as Chief Justice through England’s turbulent Commonwealth and Restoration periods. Delve into Hale’s pioneering contributions to natural philosophy and his intricate views on religion, gaining fresh insights into revolutionary intellectual shifts. An indispensable resource for Indian students of legal history, academics, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of early modern British legal and philosophical thought.
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Sisters in Arms: Women in the British Armed Forces during the Second World War (Studies in the Social and Cultural History of Modern Warfare)
0₹4,482.82Discover the vital wartime contributions of women in the British Armed Forces during the Second World War. This comprehensive study details how over 600,000 women served across the WAAF, ATS, and WRNS, undertaking diverse roles from aviation maintenance to operating crucial defence systems. Blending organisational history with personal experiences, it illustrates women’s integral participation and its legacy in establishing permanent military careers. A must-read for enthusiasts of WWII history, military studies, and social history interested in wartime women’s roles.
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Sites of Violence and Memory in Modern Spain: From the Spanish Civil War to the Present Day
0₹10,620.00Uncover the intricate connection between violence and memory in modern Spain. This compelling study, ideal for Indian scholars and history enthusiasts, examines how sites of trauma from the Spanish Civil War and Francoist regime became deliberate landscapes of forgetting. Delve into how places like concentration camps had their histories obscured, the importance of artwork in preserving silenced narratives, and the crucial role of monuments and human rights cases in shaping collective memory. Essential reading for those interested in public history, memory culture, and understanding how nations confront their past, offering vital insights into 20th-century Spain.
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Sixties Europe (New Approaches to European History)
0₹2,830.82Dive into the transformative Sixties Europe, a decade of potent, border-crossing uprisings and radical change. This essential academic study explores the New Left, vibrant cultural practices, and fervent political activism that spanned the Cold War divide. Discover how transnational exchanges shaped post-war Europe, merging arts with activism. Crucial for university students and history scholars in India, it offers vital insights into global socio-political movements and enduring questions of social organization, making it key reading for understanding contemporary Europe.
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Sixty Years of Indian Industry — 1947 to 2007: Growth, Reforms & Outlook
0₹1,248.00Uncover the remarkable journey of Indian industry from 1947 to 2007. This insightful book meticulously traces the evolution of India’s industrial sector, detailing pivotal economic reforms and the transformative impact of liberalization. Gain a deep understanding of the growth drivers, challenges, and outlook that shaped a nation transitioning from a controlled economy to a global powerhouse. An essential read for economists, business professionals, policymakers, and students eager to grasp India’s profound economic evolution. Explore the strategies that propelled India’s growth story and shaped its industrial landscape.
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Sketches of Some Distinguished Anglo-Indians: Including Lord Macaulay’s Great Minute on Education in India with Anglo-Indian Anecdotes and Incidents
0₹1,750.00Journey back to the heart of British Raj India with this captivating collection of Anglo-Indian history. Discover the lives and careers of distinguished figures from the 1850s, offering vivid anecdotes from the colonial era. This 1888 reprint prominently features Lord Macaulay’s influential Minute on Education in India, a key moment shaping the subcontinent’s learning landscape. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian colonial history and those exploring the impact of British administration on India’s development.
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Slavery in White and Black; Class and Race in the Southern Slaveholders’ New World Order
0₹6,581.60Delve into the radical ideology of the Old American South with this pivotal historical study. Elizabeth Fox-Genovese masterfully explores the doctrine of ‘Slavery in the Abstract,’ where enslavers championed slavery as the optimal condition for all labor, even as they saw the free-labor system faltering. This profound analysis investigates how different social classes within the South perceived this extreme viewpoint, examining the intricate interplay of class and race in forging a unique social order. Essential reading for history students, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the deep roots of American social and economic structures.
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Slavery in White and Black: Class and Race in the Southern Slaveholders’ New World Order
0Original price was: ₹2,597,134.00.₹2,597.00Current price is: ₹2,597.00.Explore the intricate justifications behind the Old South’s social order in this essential American history analysis. Discover the slaveholders’ radical “slavery in the abstract” doctrine, which championed enslavement as the ideal for all labor, positing free labor’s collapse. This book critically examines how race and class intertwined to forge a distinct New World Order. A crucial read for students of history, sociology, and political science in India seeking a deeper understanding of comparative socio-political structures and the complexities of American slavery.
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Slaves from the Tamil Coast and European Trade around the World, 1547-1792
0₹1,395.00Explore the pivotal, yet often overlooked, role of the Tamil Coast in the global slave trade. Esteemed Indian historian S. Jeyaseela Stephen unearths how Tamil individuals became integral to vast European trade networks between 1547-1792, forcibly migrating across continents. Journey with them to destinations from Melaka to Mexico, understanding their experiences and contributions. This meticulously researched volume, rich with archival detail, offers profound new perspectives on transnational maritime history and India’s place in the early modern world. An indispensable resource for historians, researchers, and enthusiasts of Indian and global trade history.
