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THE COLONIZER AND THE COLONIZED
0₹499.00Unravel the enduring legacy of colonialism in this seminal work of political thought, critically examining its profound psychological and political impact that shaped the Global South and continues to resonate worldwide. Discover how colonialism systematically destroys both the colonizer and the colonized, offering deep insights into colonial inheritance and resistance. Essential for students of history, sociology, and critical theory in India and beyond, it provides a penetrating look at the mechanisms of oppression and their origins, making it vital for understanding independence movements and post-colonial realities.
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The Colours of India
0Original price was: ₹1,764.10.₹1,764.00Current price is: ₹1,764.00.Immerse yourself in the vibrant soul of India through breathtaking photography. This visual journey captures the dazzling colours and rich tapestry of Indian culture, from bustling markets and serene temples to grand palaces and lively festivals. Explore India’s diverse heritage, from desert landscapes to tranquil lakes, and witness unforgettable moments like traditional weddings. Essential for anyone captivated by India travel, Indian heritage, or seeking to understand the multifaceted beauty of this incredible nation. A must-have for your India travel inspiration and photography collection.
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The Comforts of Home in Western Europe, 1700-1900
0₹11,800.00Explore the intimate history of home comfort in Western Europe, 1700-1900. This fascinating study reveals how architectural innovations and cherished objects transformed domestic spaces into havens of emotional attachment. Journey through detailed case studies, from unique water closets in Georgian Dublin to intricate wallpapers in 19th-century Cambridge, illustrating the pursuit of comfort. Essential for students and academics in India interested in European history, material culture, and the evolution of interior spaces. Discover how historical Europeans crafted their comfortable homes and what that meant.
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The Comparative Imagination: On the History of Racism, Nationalism and Social Movement: On the History of Racism, Nationalism, and Social Movements
0₹1,727.67Delve into the critical interplay of racism, nationalism, and social movements with this insightful collection. George M. Fredrickson’s essays provide a compelling comparative history, examining race relations in the USA and South Africa to illuminate the global struggle for justice and equality. Uncover the historical forces that have shaped societies and inspired resistance. Essential reading for university students, historians, sociologists, and anyone passionate about understanding the complexities of race, nationhood, and social change. Enhance your academic study with these profound historical analyses.
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The Complete Encyclopedia of Army Rifles: A Comprehensive Guide to Automatic Army Rifles from Around the World
0₹4,720.00Discover the world’s most powerful military firearms with this ultimate guide to army rifles. This comprehensive encyclopedia meticulously details automatic army rifles globally, featuring hundreds of vivid full-color photographs and insightful illustrations. Whether you’re a dedicated collector, a military history buff, or an enthusiast of defense technology in India, you’ll find unparalleled depth on the evolution and specifications of iconic weaponry. Enhance your knowledge of global military hardware and the engineering behind these essential tools of warfare.
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The Conquest of the Illinois
0₹400.00Journey back to the American Revolution with George Rogers Clark’s pivotal Illinois campaign. This gripping historical account vividly details the strategic frontier warfare and daring military maneuvers that secured key territories. Essential for competitive exam aspirants in India seeking world history depth and for all history enthusiasts fascinated by colonial expansion and 18th-century conquest. Delve into the challenges and triumphs of military leadership during a transformative era in North American history. A must-read for understanding foundational moments of a nation.
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The Constitution and the Economy: Objective Thoery and Critical Commentary: Objective Theory and Critical Commentary
0₹3,897.00Unlock the vital connection between constitutional law and economic policy with this insightful analysis. Michael Conant’s exploration delves into objective theories and critical commentary, revealing how legal frameworks fundamentally shape national economies. This book is essential for Indian students and professionals in law, economics, and public administration. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the constitutional underpinnings that guide economic systems and public policy decisions. Discover the objective theories and critical perspectives crucial for navigating the modern economic landscape.
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The Constructions of the East in Western Travel Narratives, 1200 CE to 1800 CE
0₹695.00Explore the fascinating construction of the ‘East’ in Western travel narratives from 1200 to 1800 CE. This insightful book by Radhika Seshan critically examines travelogues, revealing how perceptions of India and Asia were shaped by historical stereotypes and a burgeoning demand for travel stories. Trace the evolution of the ‘Orient’ through accounts from Marco Polo to medieval explorers, understanding the impact of popular narratives on historical understanding. It’s essential for scholars of medieval history, postcolonial studies, world literature, and Indian history enthusiasts keen on deciphering Western views.
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The Contemporary Indian Family: Transitions and Diversity
0₹995.00Uncover the dynamic evolution of the Indian family! This essential read delves into the diverse transitions and profound challenges shaping contemporary Indian family structures. Gain a culture and region-specific understanding of generational adaptation amidst sweeping social, economic, and media changes. The book brilliantly demystifies families experiencing poverty, conflict, disability, and varying sexual orientations. It’s a vital resource for students and researchers in sociology, social work, family studies, and anthropology eager to grasp the sociology of family in India.
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The Contract of Mutual Indifference: Political Philosophy after the Holocaust
0₹1,770.00Delve into profound moral and political philosophy with this critical examination of the Holocaust’s enduring impact. The book masterfully dissects the role of the ‘bystander’ and the severe moral consequences of inaction in the face of immense suffering. Applying the concept of the social contract to atrocities, it reveals the complex dynamics between perpetrators, victims, and witnesses. Essential reading for students of political science, ethics, and history across India, this work offers urgent contemporary insights and challenges complacent theory. Gain a deeper understanding of human nature and societal responsibility.
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The Courts of the Deccan Sultanates: Living Well in the Persian Cosmopolis
0₹1,695.00Dive into the captivating world of the Deccan Sultanates and their Persian cosmopolis. This insightful book unravels the crucial role of courtly life in 15th and 16th century India, revealing how shared skills like diplomacy, intellectual discourse, and artistic pursuits fostered trans-regional connections and social mobility. Through meticulous research using diverse historical treatises, chronicles, and letters, the author offers a fresh perspective, challenging simplistic notions of perpetual hostility between religious communities in Indian history. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, South Asian culture, and early modern India.
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The Croatian Spring: Nationalism, Repression and Foreign Policy Under Tito (International Library of Twentieth Century History, 99)
0₹4,010.82Dive into pivotal Balkan Studies with this critical analysis of nationalism, repression, and foreign policy under Tito’s Yugoslavia. Using unique primary sources, this book uncovers the ‘Croatian Spring’ – a crucial 1960s movement for democratisation that challenged state authority. Discover how Tito navigated Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union and US, and the repercussions of suppressing liberal reforms. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Yugoslav history, political science, and international relations, offering profound insights into a complex historical period.
