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Warrior Generation 1865-1885: Militarism and British Working Class Boys
0Uncover a fresh perspective on Victorian Britain’s impact on youth. Richard Fulton challenges the notion that militarism solely shaped working-class boys between 1865-1885. Instead, this insightful study reveals how institutional drives fostered a burgeoning culture of adventure and masculinity. Delving into school curricula and popular media, the book re-examines the true effects of military influence on this generation’s behaviours and cultural practices. An essential read for students of British history, sociology, and anyone fascinated by the complex interplay of culture, education, and identity formation during the Victorian era.
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Wars of Empire (Cassell History of Warfare S.)
0Explore the pivotal role of warfare in shaping empires across history. Part of the acclaimed Cassell History of Warfare series, this compelling account delves into the brutal realities of imperialism and the conflicts it generated. Discover the strategic imperatives, military innovations, and human toll behind imperial expansion. Lavishly illustrated with maps and battlefield recreations, this volume offers essential insights for students of military history, political science, and global affairs. A must-read for understanding the historical forces that defined world powers.
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We Do Not Part
0Explore ‘We Do Not Part’ by Han Kang, the 2024 Nobel Prize winner, at The Bookish Owl. Delve into this haunting novel that journeys from modern South Korea to its poignant past. Follow Kyungha’s desperate trip to Jeju Island amidst a snowstorm to save her friend’s bird. Discover a long-buried family history and a tragic massacre through dreams and memories. ‘We Do Not Part’ is a powerful story of friendship, memory, and resilience. Shop now and experience Kang’s extraordinary storytelling. ISBN: 9780241600269. A must-read for fans of profound and imaginative literature!
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We’re Here Because You Were There: Immigration and the End of Empire
0Uncover the shocking origins of Britain’s ‘hostile environment’ for immigrants. Drawing on new archives, this compelling account reveals how post-war British officials, guided by an imperial vision, redefined citizenship along racial lines. It examines the systemic state racism that impacted Commonwealth citizens from Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean, including South Asians displaced from East Africa. Essential for students of British history, post-colonial studies, and anyone interested in the enduring legacy of the British Empire’s complex relationship with its former subjects.
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West Asia: Civil Society, Democracy & State
0Dive deep into the intricate political fabric of West Asia. This pivotal collection critically examines the evolving relationship between civil society, democracy, and the state across the Middle East. Understand the challenges to democratic consolidation, the role of diverse actors, and the complex governance structures. Essential for Indian students, researchers, and professionals in international relations and political science, it offers vital insights into regional dynamics and their global implications, including India’s perspective.
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West German Industrialists and the Making of the Economic Miracle: A History of Mentality and Recovery
0Discover the mindset that powered West Germany’s remarkable ‘economic miracle’. This compelling history examines the attitudes and societal impact of industrialists during the crucial post-war decades. Delve into their views on the ‘social market economy’, political responsibility, and their role in Europe’s post-war recovery. Dr. Armin Grünbacher’s research offers unique insights into industrial leadership, economic resurgence, and the development of Germany’s post-war identity. An indispensable read for students of European economic history, industrial development, and global economic trends, perfect for understanding transformative recovery.
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WESTERN CIVILIZATION IDEAS, POLITICS, AND SOCIETY SINCE 1400,10ED
0Unlock the rich tapestry of Western Civilization from 1400 to today. This essential college textbook delves deep into ideas, politics, and society, offering a comprehensive yet accessible overview of Western development. Perfect for university students in India, it excels in covering political history and intellectual history with a unique focus on religion and philosophy. Engaging features like primary source analyses and comparative timelines make complex concepts clear, ensuring a thorough understanding of the forces that shaped the modern world.
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WESTERN CIVILIZATION IDEAS/POLITICS/SOCIETY SINCE 1400: Ideas, Politics, and Society: Since 1400
0Master the evolution of Western Civilization and its profound impact. This accessible textbook dives deep into the crucial ideas, political landscapes, and societal transformations shaping the West since 1400. Ideal for Indian university students, history enthusiasts, and aspirants of competitive exams, it simplifies complex eras with comparative timelines, insightful primary source boxes, and engaging cultural essays. Gain a clear, comprehensive understanding of intellectual and political history, essential for academic success. Discover the forces that built the modern world with this vital academic resource.
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WESTERN CIVILIZATION: A BRIEF HISTORY VOL: 1 TO 1715, 8TH ED.
0Unlock the foundations of global history with this essential guide to Western Civilization, Volume 1 (to 1715). This 8th edition offers a compelling narrative, weaving political, social, and intellectual currents that shaped the world. Dive into pivotal eras with insightful analysis and primary source documents that bring history to life. Perfect for Indian university students and history enthusiasts, it provides crucial study aids like maps and key terms for a comprehensive understanding. Master the era that built the modern world and excel in your studies with this indispensable resource for academic success.
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What Happened in History
0Unlock the epic journey of human civilization with this essential world history guide. Trace humanity’s incredible progress from the Stone Age through pivotal eras like the Palaeolithic, Neolithic, and Bronze Age, culminating in the rise of ancient civilizations including Mesopotamia, Egypt, and India. Discover the development from prehistoric times to the Roman Empire. A must-read for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone eager to understand human development and the foundations of our past. Explore our shared heritage at The Bookish Owl.
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What Happened Where: A Guide to Places and Events in Twentieth-Century History
0Explore the pivotal geography of 20th-century history with this comprehensive guide. Discover the places behind world-changing events, from major conflicts to significant political shifts. This essential reference meticulously maps historical occurrences to their locations, providing students and educators across India with unparalleled clarity on global turning points. It’s an indispensable tool for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the 20th century’s dynamic landscape, perfect for academic study and history enthusiasts alike.
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When Turquoise Waters Turned Dark [Hardcover] Keshav Chandra Keshav Chandra Keshav Chandra Keshav Chandra
0Explore the captivating colonial history of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands with “When Turquoise Waters Turned Dark” by Keshav Chandra. This visually stunning book, available at The Bookish Owl, blends meticulously researched narrative with breathtaking photography. Journey through picturesque landscapes, architectural ruins, and discover the diverse local population. Uncover the islands’ strategic importance, the influence of foreign powers, and the stories of those who shaped its past. An essential addition for history enthusiasts and photography lovers, this book offers a fresh perspective on India’s colonial heritage. Order your hardcover copy today from The Bookish Owl!