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The First Century: Emperors, Gods and Everyman
0₹2,004.82Explore the pivotal first century CE with this gripping historical narrative. Discover the Roman Empire at its zenith, the birth of Christianity, and the lives of ordinary people across diverse cultures from Greece to China. William Klingaman vividly recreates an era of profound change, making this an essential read for Indian history students and enthusiasts of ancient civilizations. Gain deep insights into the foundational forces that shaped Western civilization and the world we know today. Perfect for anyone seeking comprehensive ancient history.
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The First World War and German National Identity: The Dual Alliance at War: 47 (Studies in the Social and Cultural History of Modern Warfare, Series Number 47)
0₹3,656.82Uncover how the First World War profoundly reshaped German national identity. This meticulously researched study delves into the Dual Alliance between Imperial Germany and Austria-Hungary, examining governmental attitudes, public opinion, and intellectuals’ views on German populations within the Habsburg Monarchy. Gain fresh insights into German war aims, military-diplomatic relations, and German-Hungarian and German-Slav dynamics during the conflict. Essential reading for students and scholars of World War I, German history, Central European history, and the intricate link between war and society.
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The First World War, Anticolonialism and Imperial Authority in British India, 1914-1924 (Empires in Perspective)
0₹17,110.00Discover the pivotal decade when the First World War reshaped British India. This compelling study examines the surge of anticolonialism and the evolving nature of imperial authority from 1914 to 1924. Through insights on Gandhian mobilisation and the Amritsar massacre, the book illuminates how total war transformed Indian politics, culture, and resistance. An indispensable resource for historians, students of Indian history, and anyone fascinated by colonialism’s complexities, it offers a nuanced view of India’s struggle for self-determination during this critical period.
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The Five Biggest Lies Bush Told Us About Iraq
0₹595.00Uncover the calculated disinformation behind the Iraq War. This critical analysis delves into the five biggest lies propagated by the Bush administration, exposing how a sophisticated marketing campaign misled the public about WMDs and the Al Qaeda connection. It reveals the patterns of official deception that led a nation into conflict, leaving soldiers and citizens entrapped. Essential reading for students of political science, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of international relations and government accountability. Gain crucial insights into the true cost of political deception.
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The Formation of the Colonial State in India: Scribes, Paper and Taxes, 1760-1860 (Routledge Studies in South Asian History)
0₹18,880.00Delve into the formation of the colonial state in India and the hidden impact of Indian scribes. This essential history explores how British rule, between 1760-1860, leveraged existing Indo-Islamic taxation traditions and a robust paper culture to harness agrarian wealth. Discover how scribal communities shaped colonial administration and governance, arguing that bureaucratic mastery was as crucial as military force. A vital read for students of South Asian history, imperialism, and anyone interested in the administrative underpinnings of the British Raj. Uncover the intricate links between paper, taxes, and imperial power.
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The Foundation of Rome
0₹12,390.00Explore the legendary origins and foundation of Rome, a cornerstone of Western civilization, with Augusto Fraschetti’s insightful study. Delve into the compelling narratives ancient Romans created, understanding the deep significance and political uses they attributed to their foundation myths. This book is indispensable for students of classical history and world civilizations in India. Gain profound insights into how historical narratives shape identity and power. An essential read for anyone fascinated by ancient empires and the construction of history.
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The Foundations of American Jewish Liberalism (Cambridge Studies in Social Theory, Religion and Politics)
0₹2,832.00Uncover the bedrock of American Jewish political identity. This seminal work explores how American Jews forged a political culture based on equal citizenship in a secular state. Kenneth D. Wald traces the historical controversies and challenges that fueled their engagement, revealing a unique political evolution shaped by classic liberal values. An essential read for students and scholars of political science, sociology, religious studies, and comparative politics in India seeking to understand minority group dynamics within democratic societies.
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The Foundations of Composite Culture in India
0₹1,345.50Explore the vibrant origins of India’s composite culture. This seminal work traces ten centuries of historical, social, and cultural evolution, illuminating the foundation of Hindu-Muslim unity. Delve into how rulers and traditions fostered a rich cultural synthesis, blending tenets to create a distinct Indian heritage. The book scrutinizes the pivotal influence of Sufism, championing syncretism and tolerance, and the concurrent Bhakti movement in medieval India. An indispensable read for scholars of Indian history, cultural studies, and anyone seeking to understand the deep roots of India’s shared identity.
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The Frontier in British India: Space, Science, and Power in the Nineteenth Century
0₹1,695.00Explore the intricate development of colonial power on India’s territorial fringes during the 19th century. This groundbreaking study delves into how British officials utilized space, science, and strategic administration to exert control in British India. Discover the essential roles of surveyors, cartographers, and ethnographers, alongside the impact of military violence, in shaping frontier governance. Essential for students of Indian history, colonial studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of imperial administration. Gain insights into the dynamic forces that defined British India’s frontiers.
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The Full Employment Horizon in 20th-Century America: The Movement for Economic Democracy
0₹11,210.00Explore the crucial 20th-century US movement for full employment and economic democracy. Michael Dennis masterfully details its intellectual foundations, class struggles, and profound links to civil rights and women’s liberation. This insightful history reveals how the promise of economic security fueled paths to racial and gender emancipation, critically examining capitalist contradictions. An indispensable read for students of US economic history, policy, and social justice movements seeking to understand the enduring quest for universal economic rights.
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The Future of Postcolonial Studies (Routledge Research in Postcolonial Literatures)
0₹17,700.00Explore the dynamic evolution of postcolonial studies with this seminal collection. Celebrating foundational texts, this volume brings together leading scholars to chart new directions in comparing, converting, greening, and post-queering postcolonial narratives. It expands beyond Anglophone contexts, offering crucial insights into globalization, diaspora, and contemporary cultural discourse. An indispensable resource for academics, researchers, and students of literary theory, cultural studies, and postcolonial literature in India and globally seeking to understand evolving cultural landscapes.
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The Future of Theory (Wiley-Blackwell Manifestos)
0₹2,358.82Navigate the evolving landscape of literary and cultural theory with this crucial manifesto. Addressing current anxieties, this insightful work argues compellingly for theory’s enduring relevance in today’s intellectual discourse. It’s essential reading for academics, researchers, and students across India’s humanities, literature, and cultural studies programs. Gain a deeper understanding of critical thought and its future trajectory. For anyone invested in the debates shaping modern humanities, this book offers vital perspectives.
