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White Identity Politics (Cambridge Studies in Public Opinion and Political Psychology)
0₹2,712.82Unpack the evolving dynamics of American political behavior with this crucial study on white identity politics. Ashley Jardina offers a landmark analysis of how growing diversity fuels a sense of racial identity and collective action among white Americans. Move beyond traditional perspectives focusing solely on hostility, and understand the impact of in-group favoritism on policy and status. An indispensable resource for students of political science, sociology, and global political trends. Gain critical insights into the underpinnings of modern identity politics and racial conflict.
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Who Was William Hickey?: A Crafted Life in Georgian England and Imperial India (Routledge Studies in Cultural History)
0₹17,110.00Explore the crafted life of William Hickey, a remarkable figure whose journey spanned Georgian England and Imperial India. This compelling autobiography offers a unique window into the 18th century, revealing the intricate interplay of memory, narrative, and identity. Delve into Hickey’s experiences as he navigated societal expectations and pursued his ambitions, providing invaluable insights into colonial India’s social fabric and the very concept of selfhood. Essential for history enthusiasts, students of colonial studies, and anyone captivated by life writing from the era of British India.
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Whose India?: The Independence Struggle in British and Indian Fiction and History
0Original price was: ₹9,434.10.₹9,434.00Current price is: ₹9,434.00.Explore the complex India independence struggle through a unique lens where British and Indian narratives collide. This compelling book delves into how fiction shaped perceptions of history during India’s fight for freedom. It challenges traditional accounts by highlighting the voices of women, marginalized communities, and key Indian figures like Nehru and Gandhi, alongside British perspectives. Essential for students of Indian history, literature, and anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of British India, this work reveals the multifaceted story of a nation’s quest for self-determination.
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Why I Am An Atheist And Other Works
0Original price was: ₹175.00.₹140.00Current price is: ₹140.00.Explore the revolutionary mind of Bhagat Singh in ‘Why I Am An Atheist And Other Works,’ available at The Bookish Owl. This compelling collection features Singh’s iconic essay questioning faith, alongside heartfelt letters and insightful reflections on Indian history and society. Discover the fearless spirit of this freedom fighter through his thought-provoking writings. Perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone seeking inspiration. A must-read for understanding a pivotal figure in India’s independence movement. Buy now and delve into the powerful words of Bhagat Singh. ISBN: 9789354405839
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William Temple: Church, State and Society in Britain, 1880–1950 (British Lives)
0₹2,950.00Uncover the profound legacy of William Temple, a leading 20th-century British religious figure. This compelling biography delves into Temple’s vision for the dynamic interplay between church, state, and society, highlighting his efforts to shape public morality and political direction. Explore his crucial role in social reform and ecumenical movements, offering vital insights into British life between 1880-1950. An indispensable resource for students and scholars of history, theology, and political thought seeking to understand faith’s impact on governance and public discourse.
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Winds of Change: The End of Empire in Africa
0₹2,358.82Uncover the momentous end of the British Empire in Africa through Trevor Royle’s authoritative historical narrative. This essential read charts the continent’s dramatic transition to independence, from Ghana’s freedom in 1957 to Zimbabwe’s hard-won victory in 1980. Blending factual accounts with personal memories, it offers profound insights into the era of decolonization. Perfect for students of African history, world history buffs, and anyone seeking to understand the complex legacy of colonialism. Explore a pivotal chapter of global change and African heritage.
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Winning by Process: The State and Neutralization of Ethnic Minorities in Myanmar
0₹2,593.67Unlock the secrets to stalled peace. This compelling analysis delves into Myanmar’s critical decade (2011-2021), revealing how the state mastered ‘winning by process.’ Discover the sophisticated strategies—locking in, sequencing, layering, outflanking, and outgunning—used to neutralize ethnic minorities and maintain state control by manipulating negotiation rules and power dynamics. It’s a must-read for students and professionals in political science, international relations, and South Asian studies seeking to understand effective conflict resolution and statecraft in a complex geopolitical landscape. Gain critical insights into regional stability and the nuances of peacebuilding.
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WIRING THE NATION-PD
0₹995.00Explore the pivotal role of the telegraph in wiring the nation during colonial India. This compelling read delves into how communication technology transformed news into a commodity, fostering a unified public sphere across British India. Discover its profound impact on shaping national identity and fueling the anti-colonial struggle, moving beyond mere technological advancement. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history and nation-building, this book illuminates the telegraph’s power to influence a nation’s imagination.
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Wisdom of Community
0₹1,299.00Uncover the profound wisdom embedded in India’s collective memory. This collection masterfully traces the nation’s evolution, examining debates from colonial legacies to modern freedoms and societal structures. Through biographies, myths, and narratives, it reveals how labour, climate, and culture shape our world, emphasizing the enduring relevance of learning from history. An indispensable read for those interested in Indian society, cultural analysis, and the interplay of past and present. Discover the human condition across time and space, essential for understanding democracy, community resilience, and the power of shared human will.
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Witnessing Partition
0₹995.00Explore the profound literary echoes of the Partition of India through critical analyses of its most celebrated writers. This insightful exploration delves into fictional testimonies, reconstructing the deep trauma, loss, and displacement experienced during this pivotal historical event. Examining the works of Khushwant Singh, Anita Desai, and others, it illuminates representational techniques across generations of South Asian literature. Essential for students and scholars of South Asian studies, literary criticism, and modern Indian history, this book offers vital perspectives on an event that continues to shape contemporary culture. Discover enduring narratives of memory and witnessing.
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Women and Society in Early Medieval India: Re-Interpreting Epigr Aphs
0₹1,295.00Uncover the nuanced roles of women in Early Medieval India (600–1200 CE) through a fresh interpretation of epigraphic data. This essential scholarly work analyzes historical inscriptions from across India, illuminating critical themes such as early marriage, girls’ education, property rights, widowhood, sati, and women in administration. Gain deep insights into gender dynamics and societal structures of a transformative period in Indian history. A must-read for historians, students of Indian studies, and researchers seeking to understand the lived experiences of women in ancient India.
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Women and the Puranic Tradition in India
0₹17,110.00Uncover the rich tapestry of female identities in ancient India’s Puranic tradition. This compelling book meticulously analyzes diverse women’s roles—from virtuous wives to courtesans—within the socio-religious milieu (CE 300–1000). It explores women’s agency, their experiences both within and beyond domestic confines, and how gender identities were shaped across five major Mahapuranas. Discover the enduring social relevance of these Puranic narratives on marriage, devotion, and pilgrimage. A vital read for scholars, students of Indian history, gender studies, religious studies, and enthusiasts of ancient Indian culture.
