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The Perils of Prosperity 1914-1932 2e (Chicago History of American Civilization CHAC)
0₹2,251.60Uncover America’s dramatic transformation from an isolationist nation to a global power during the pivotal years of 1914-1932. This definitive chronicle delves into the era bridging World War I and the Great Depression, exploring the profound social, technological, and cultural shifts. Enhanced in its second edition, the book offers updated perspectives on the roles of women and minorities, plus new insights into literature, the arts, and everyday life. It is essential reading for students and history buffs seeking a comprehensive understanding of 20th-century American history and its complex evolution.
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The Philosophy of History: An Introduction
0₹522.50Unlock the core of historical inquiry with this essential guide to the philosophy of history. Discover how history functions as a science of the past, delving into the critical thinking and methods behind accurate historical writing. Walsh illuminates the deeper meanings of historical interpretation, explaining the crucial link between the historian’s perspective and the narrative constructed. This book is indispensable for students of history, philosophy, and social sciences across India, and for anyone seeking a profound understanding of how we make sense of the past.
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The Place of the Social Margins, 1350-1750: 48 (Routledge Studies in Cultural History)
0₹18,880.00Discover the intricate history of social margins from 1350-1750 in this vital cultural history study. This work illuminates the lives of the disadvantaged and non-conformists across medieval and early modern Britain and Europe. It meticulously explores how marginal identities were formed, perceived, and shaped by urban spaces and socio-economic status. Through compelling case studies, gain insight into stigmatized groups, their crucial functions, and the language used to control them. Essential for academic researchers, history students, and anyone interested in the depth of European social history and cultural studies.
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The Political Economy of Argentina in the Twentieth Century: 92 (Cambridge Latin American Studies)
0Original price was: ₹7,619,934.00.₹7,620.00Current price is: ₹7,620.00.Explore the complex economic journey of Argentina in the 20th century. This insightful study dissects the interplay of political decisions and economic policies that shaped the nation’s trajectory, from growth periods to subsequent decline. Essential for students and scholars of Latin American studies and economic history in India, it offers deep analysis of development, industrialization, and policy challenges. Gain a comprehensive understanding of Argentina’s fascinating political economy in this vital academic resource.
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The Political Life of Memory: Birsa Munda in Contemporary India
0₹1,295.00Explore the potent political life and enduring memory of tribal icon Birsa Munda in contemporary India. Rahul Ranjan’s insightful analysis delves into how memorial landscapes in Jharkhand shape anticolonial narratives and Adivasi identities. This compelling study examines the strategic construction of memory, revealing how the state and communities alike use monuments and affective sites to assert claims on Birsa Munda’s significant legacy. An essential read for students of Indian history, political science, sociology, and anyone interested in the dynamic interplay of heritage, memory, and power in India.
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The Politics and Rhetoric of Commemoration: How the Portuguese Parliament Celebrates The 1974 Revolution
0₹15,340.00Explore the complex interplay of commemoration and political discourse. This insightful study reveals how present-day partisan divisions and rhetoric shape national remembrance, using the Portuguese Parliament’s celebration of the 1974 Revolution as a compelling case study. Discover how speakers employ strategic silences and manipulation, transforming commemorative ceremonies into arenas for ongoing political debate. Essential reading for students and scholars of political science, sociology, and history, offering vital insights into the sociology of memory and comparative parliamentary politics.
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The Politics and Rhetoric of Commemoration: How the Portuguese Parliament Celebrates the 1974 Revolution (Bloomsbury Advances in Critical Discourse Studies)
0₹4,010.82Uncover how political rhetoric shapes commemoration. This study meticulously examines the Portuguese parliament’s annual celebration of the 1974 Revolution, revealing how partisan politics and strategic omissions dominate collective memory. Delve into the ‘high’ and ‘low’ discourse employed by politicians, and understand how audiences influence meaning. Essential reading for Indian students, researchers, and academics in political science, discourse analysis, and comparative politics interested in the nuanced politics of remembrance and communication.
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The Politics of Antagonism: Understanding Northern Ireland (History and Politics in the 20th Century: Bloomsbury Academic)
0₹12,980.00Unlock the complexities of protracted conflict and peace-building with this essential guide to Northern Ireland’s political landscape. Dive into the historical and social-science scholarship behind the peace process, analyzing past government failures and the impact of political violence. Written during a pivotal time, this seminal work critically examines the Anglo-Irish Agreement and offers feasible strategies for democratic settlement. It’s an indispensable resource for political science students, historians, and researchers in India, providing critical insights into resolving deep-seated political antagonism and understanding approaches from the recent past.
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The Politics of Common Sense: State, Society and Culture in Pakistan
0₹895.00Uncover the complex evolution of Pakistan’s state, society, and culture. This rigorous study critically examines how General Zia ul Haq’s authoritarian regime transformed the nation’s power structures, embedding a ‘common sense’ privileging patronage and suppressing dissent. It meticulously details how this ideology was further solidified by influential social and religio-political forces over subsequent decades. An indispensable resource for scholars and students of South Asian political science, regional history, and contemporary Pakistan studies seeking a nuanced perspective.
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The Politics of Naming the Armenian Genocide: Language, History and ‘Medz Yeghern’ (Armenians in the Modern and Early Modern World)
0₹11,800.00Uncover the intricate politics behind naming the Armenian Genocide, known as ‘Medz Yeghern’, a pivotal event in Ottoman history. Vartan Matiossian’s insightful research traces the term’s linguistic evolution and the historical debate surrounding its recognition, drawing on crucial Armenian sources often overlooked. This essential study illuminates the complexities of collective memory and the struggle for historical acknowledgment. A must-read for students of history, political science, and anyone seeking to understand the power of naming in global events.
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The Politics of Refugees in South Asia: Identity, Resistance, Manipulation
0₹695.00Uncover the intricate politics of refugees in South Asia, focusing on identity, resistance, and state manipulation. This insightful study debunks simplistic views of refugees as mere victims or threats. It reveals how national policies exploit refugee movements, particularly post-partition migrations, to forge the nation-state ideal. Examining India’s 1971 intervention and ongoing struggles, this book illuminates how refugee agency is often distorted. It’s an essential resource for scholars of South Asian studies, international relations, and refugee policy, offering crucial insights into protracted crises and regional stability.
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The Pomp of Yesterday: The Defence of India and the Suez Canal 1798-1918
0₹3,540.00Uncover the critical role of India in British defence strategy during a pivotal era. This detailed account explores the vital connection between securing the Suez Canal and protecting the subcontinent from 1798 to 1918. Discover how pivotal British military campaigns and battles, fought across Bengal and the Middle East, shaped imperial routes and are often overlooked today. Essential reading for students of Indian history, military strategy, and British colonial studies seeking a comprehensive understanding of India’s defence.
