• Anglophone Indian Women Writers

    Anglophone Indian Women Writers, 1870-1920

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    Uncover the groundbreaking literary voices of early Anglophone Indian women writers (1870-1920). This essential volume delves into the lives and works of pioneers like Toru Dutt, Sarojini Naidu, and Pandita Ramabai. Explore how these remarkable figures navigated dual cultural landscapes, serving as powerful writers, social reformers, and cultural translators. Drawing on extensive archival research, this book offers vital insights into India’s rich literary history and the foundational contributions of women to Anglophone literature. A must-read for students and scholars of Indian literature and history.

    18,880.00
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  • -20% Animals Tales From Panchtantra: Timeless Stories for Children From Ancient India

    Animals Tales From Panchtantra: Timeless Stories for Children From Ancient India

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    Discover timeless wisdom with “Animal Tales From Panchtantra” at The Bookish Owl! This enchanting collection of six stories from Wonder House Books introduces children to classic Indian folklore. Explore vibrant illustrations and engaging narratives featuring animal characters that impart valuable life lessons about wisdom and understanding human nature. Perfect for developing reading habits and building vocabulary, this book makes learning morals fun and accessible. A must-have for young readers seeking delightful stories with enduring lessons. Shop now at The Bookish Owl and let your child’s imagination take flight!

    Original price was: ₹299.00.Current price is: ₹239.20.
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  • Another Reason – Science & the Imagination of Modern India: Science and the Imagination of Modern India

    Another Reason – Science & the Imagination of Modern India: Science and the Imagination of Modern India

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    Uncover the intricate relationship between science, colonialism, and the birth of modern India. Renowned historian Gyan Prakash masterfully examines how science was wielded as a tool of empire and simultaneously embraced as a symbol of national progress. This insightful exploration reveals the paradoxical legacy of Western science in India, charting its evolution from colonial infrastructure to the development of hybrid knowledge systems deeply rooted in Indian intellectual history. Essential for students of Indian history, postcolonial studies, and anyone seeking to understand the forces that forged a nation.

    5,412.50
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    Another Reason: Science and the Imagination of Modern India

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    Uncover the intricate dance between science, empire, and the birth of modern India. Renowned historian Gyan Prakash offers a groundbreaking study of how science served as both an instrument of British colonial rule and a powerful symbol of progress and liberation for India. Spanning two centuries, this book reveals the complex, often contradictory, role science played in shaping the nation’s identity, economy, and intellectual landscape. Discover how colonized elites harnessed science to forge a unique hybrid modernity, blending Western ideas with Indian traditions. Essential reading for anyone interested in Indian history, science, and cultural evolution.

    Original price was: ₹2,420.47.Current price is: ₹2,420.00.
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  • Anthropology

    Anthropology, Colonial Policy and the Decline of French Empire in Africa

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    Uncover how anthropology, intended for imperial control, ironically fuelled the decline of the French Empire in Africa. This pivotal study delves into the complex interplay of colonial policy and anthropological inquiry across French Africa. Discover how French thinkers, from Faidherbe to Bourdieu, inadvertently planted seeds of intellectual independence through their pursuit of dominance. Essential reading for students and scholars of history, political science, and anthropology, this book explores the enduring strength of African thought and the intellectual repercussions that reshaped global understanding.

    12,980.00
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  • Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook (Activist Citizens' Library)

    Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook (Activist Citizens’ Library)

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    Unlock the history and strategies of global anti-fascist activism. This groundbreaking book delves into the origins and evolution of antifa, providing the first transnational history of post-war resistance. Mark Bray expertly explores the tactics, philosophy, and enduring relevance of movements confronting fascism. Essential for students of political science, history enthusiasts, and anyone keen on understanding contemporary activism and political movements. Gain crucial insights into the forces shaping global resistance and the fight for tolerant societies. A must-read for informed citizenship in today’s world.

    1,099.00
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  • Approaching Facial Difference: Past and Present (Facialities: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Human Face)

    Approaching Facial Difference: Past and Present (Facialities: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Human Face)

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    Uncover the multifaceted role of the human face in society and identity. This interdisciplinary exploration delves into historical and contemporary perspectives on facial difference, beauty, and disfigurement. Trace how varying cultural, visual, and linguistic representations have shaped perceptions of facial diversity from antiquity to today. Essential for Indian scholars in humanities, history, and visual culture, as well as professionals in education and psychology, this book offers crucial insights into the narratives that define us.

    4,010.82
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  • Arab Intellectuals and American Power: Edward Said

    Arab Intellectuals and American Power: Edward Said, Charles Malik, and the US in the Middle East

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    Explore the profound intellectual journey of Edward Said, a key figure in postcolonial studies. This insightful dual biography contrasts Said’s development with that of Lebanese diplomat Charles Malik, detailing their differing perspectives on faith, anti-communism, and American power in the Middle East. Discover how Malik’s influence shaped Said’s critical engagement with power, leading to his iconic stance on intellectual resistance. Essential for students and scholars of Arab intellectuals, Middle Eastern politics, and intellectual history.

    11,800.00
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  • Arabian Seas 1700-1763 (IV Vols. Set)

    Arabian Seas 1700-1763 (IV Vols. Set)

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    Explore the dynamic Indian Ocean history from 1700-1763 with this comprehensive 4-volume set on the Arabian Seas. It vividly details daily life, maritime trade, and social structures across littoral societies, including significant focus on the west coast of India. Discover the intricate connections within South Asian societies, the rise of European influence, and vital economic shifts. Essential for students and scholars of Indian economic history, maritime studies, and early modern global interactions, offering unparalleled depth into a pivotal era.

    10,995.00
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  • Arabs

    Arabs, Islam and the Arab Caliphate

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    Uncover the origins of Islamic civilization and the foundational Arab Caliphate. This seminal work offers a comprehensive exploration of early Islam, tracing the remarkable Arab expansion and the intricate socio-political landscape of the Caliphate. Gain deep insights into this pivotal era that shaped global history. Essential reading for history students, scholars of Islamic studies, and enthusiasts of Middle Eastern historical narratives seeking authoritative academic history books in India.

    8,850.00
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  • Archaeology and Religion in Early Northwest India

    Archaeology and Religion in Early Northwest India

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    Discover the profound interplay between archaeology and religion in early Northwest India, a crucial region for understanding Indian history. This compelling study critically examines how ancient cultural narratives were reinterpreted to forge colonial and postcolonial Indian identities. It offers a robust theoretical lens and insightful case studies that champion the agency of ancient peoples. An essential read for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of South Asian archaeology and cultural heritage seeking deeper insights into the subcontinent’s past.

    1,295.00
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  • ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE PUBLIC PURPOSE_C

    ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE PUBLIC PURPOSE_C

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    Uncover the compelling history of Indian archaeology and its public purpose. This volume chronicles nearly a century of exploration, highlighting the life and work of Madhukar Narhar Deshpande, former Director-General of the Archaeological Survey of India. Discover untold conservation stories of iconic sites like Gol Gumbad and Qutb Minar, the saving of the Badrinath temple, and the fascinating connection between Jawaharlal Nehru and archaeological sites at Ajanta and Ellora. It delves into the challenges faced by leaders and the influence of figures like Mortimer Wheeler. Essential reading for students of Indian history, heritage enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about India’s past.

    1,595.00
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