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The Letters of Paul de Foix, French Ambassador at the Court of Elizabeth I, 1562–66: 58 (Camden Fifth Series, Series Number 58)
0₹5,310.00Uncover the intricate world of Elizabethan England with the captivating letters of French Ambassador Paul de Foix. Serving at the court of Elizabeth I from 1562–66, de Foix offers unique diplomatic insights. His correspondence reveals Queen Elizabeth’s negotiation style, discussions on her marriage, and the ambassador’s role amidst French civil war and Anglo-Scottish tensions. Essential for students and scholars of diplomatic history, European politics, and Elizabethan studies, these historical letters illuminate a pivotal era. Dive into the intricate world of 16th-century diplomacy and power.
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The Life Cycle of Russian Things: From Fish Guts to Fabergé, 1600 – Present
0₹10,620.00Uncover the extraordinary life cycle of Russian things, from humble fish guts to exquisite Fabergé objects. This groundbreaking study re-orients commodity studies by examining a diverse array of Russian and Soviet materials through interdisciplinary methods. Explore the production, consumption, inheritance, and transformation of unique Russian objects across four centuries. Essential reading for students of Russian history, cultural studies, and economic history, offering a fresh perspective on material culture as a lived, sensory experience.
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The Life, Work and Legacy of Friedrich Engels: Emerging from Marx’s Shadow
0₹2,948.82Uncover the profound, multifaceted legacy of Friedrich Engels, the revolutionary socialist, philosopher, and economist. This scholarly work, emerging from Marx’s shadow, offers a comprehensive exploration of Engels’ vital contributions to political theory, economics, and 19th-century thought. Featuring insights from 13 global experts, it delves into capitalism, labor, and social democracy, reassessing his significance. A crucial read for Indian students and academics in history, political science, and economics seeking to understand foundational Marxist ideas and global economic shifts.
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The Lion`s Pride: Theodore Roosevelt and his Family in Peace and War (Oxford University Press Paperback)
0₹1,467.87Uncover the profound legacy of the Theodore Roosevelt family in this gripping biography. Edward J. Renehan Jr. delves into their idealistic courage and wartime sacrifices, especially during World War I. Using rare personal accounts, explore how President Theodore Roosevelt’s principles shaped his sons’ heroic actions on the WWI front lines, culminating in both glory and tragedy. This intimate portrait reveals the fierce bonds and the ultimate cost of their commitment. Essential reading for lovers of American history, presidential biographies, and inspiring stories of leadership and family.
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The Little Czech and the Great Czech Nation: National Identity and the Post-Communist Social Transformation: 103 (Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology)
0₹3,184.82Delve into the intricate tapestry of Czech national identity and its reshaping during post-communist social transformation. Ladislav Holy’s insightful study critically examines how nationalism and collective memory defined a nation navigating immense political and social change. This work offers profound perspectives on nation-building and identity formation, making it essential for students and scholars of cultural anthropology, sociology, and comparative political transitions in India. A key resource for understanding modern social science concepts and European cultural shifts.
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The Lost Heer: Women in Colonial Punjab
0Original price was: ₹1,299.00.₹948.27Current price is: ₹948.27.Discover the untold stories of women in colonial Punjab with “The Lost Heer” by Harleen Singh, available at The Bookish Owl. Unearth the struggles, resilience, and significant contributions of Punjabi women beyond the male-dominated narratives. Through meticulous research of archives, oral histories, and regional literature, Singh brings to light forgotten figures like Dr. Premdevi and Khadija Begum Ferozeuddin, alongside influential figures like Aas Kaur and Bibi Sahib Kaur. Enrich your understanding of Punjab’s history and celebrate the unsung heroines of the past. Explore women-centric narratives from colonial Punjab. ISBN: 9780670098750. A must-read for history enthusiasts.
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The Lost World of Socialists at Europe’s Margins: Imagining Utopia, 1870s – 1920s
0₹11,800.00Uncover the forgotten dreams of European socialism during its “golden age” (1870s-1920s). This illuminating history explores the vibrant utopian visions from Europe’s margins, particularly Eastern Europe and Bulgaria, offering a fresh perspective beyond dominant ideologies. Delve into the social and cultural fabric of early socialist movements, examining how ideas, generations, and personal narratives intertwined through extensive archival research. Essential for students, academics, and history enthusiasts interested in political thought, social history, and the complex evolution of socialist utopias across the continent.
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The Mahabharata 9: Volume 9
0₹699.00Uncover the profound wisdom of the Mahabharata’s concluding chapters with Volume 9 of Bibek Debroy’s seminal translation. This volume delves into the Anushasana Parva, continuing Bhishma’s invaluable teachings post-war and Yudhishthira’s coronation. Experience the epic’s immense depth, exploring themes of dharma, duty, and governance with unparalleled clarity. Debroy’s nuanced and accessible prose makes this cornerstone of Indian mythology and ancient literature a must-read for every Indian reader seeking to connect with their heritage. Essential for fans of classic Indian epics and philosophical texts.
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THE MAJULI ISLAND: SOCIETY, ECONOMY AND CULTURE
0₹845.75Uncover the soul of Majuli Island, the world’s largest river island and a jewel of Assam. This definitive exploration offers profound insights into Majuli’s unique society, economy, and vibrant culture. Delve into its ancient Vaishnavite heritage, the spiritual significance of its Satras, and the intricate relationship between its people and the mighty Brahmaputra river. An indispensable resource for students, researchers, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone eager to understand the socio-economic dynamics and rich traditions of Northeast India.
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The Making and Remaking of Australasia: Mobility, Texts and ‘Southern Circulations’ (Empire’s Other Histories)
0₹10,030.00Explore the complex making and remaking of ‘Australasia’ and its surprising connections to Asia. This book delves into ‘Southern Circulations’, revealing how mobility and texts reshaped perceptions within the British Empire. Initially linked to the Asian continent, the concept of Australasia evolved through shifting imperial interests and cultural visions across the Pacific. Uncover rich case studies detailing the varied interpretations of this region’s history. Essential for students and scholars of colonial history, Pacific Studies, and the broader cultural history of empire. A compelling study for anyone interested in the remaking of global geographies.
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The Making of an Imperial Polity: Civility and America in the Jacobean Metropolis (Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History)
0₹10,620.00Discover the making of an imperial polity where civility and America converged in the Jacobean Metropolis. This essential read for history scholars and students in India re-examines the early seventeenth century, revealing how colonization deeply implicated elite social lives and political gazes. Lauren Working’s significant work demonstrates how imperial expansion transformed English civility, challenging the era’s ‘civilizing project’ through dialogue with Native American practices. Essential for understanding the foundations of early colonial encounters and metropolitan political culture.
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The Making of an Indian Metropolis: Colonial Governance and Public Culture in Bombay, 1890-1920
0₹1,195.00Explore the pivotal transformation of Bombay into a modern Indian metropolis. This insightful study delves into colonial governance and public culture between 1890-1920, revealing how British rule and Indian responses shaped the city’s urban fabric and social dynamics. Discover the crises, interventions, and the burgeoning Indian civil society that defined an era in this premier colonial city. Essential for students and scholars of Indian history, urban studies, and postcolonialism, this comprehensive account offers deep insights into the making of a dynamic urban centre.
