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COLONIALISM: A Global History
0Explore the transformative impact of global colonialism with this comprehensive history. This insightful book offers a profound analysis of colonialism as a foundational force shaping modern societies through displacement and domination. Delve into its diverse manifestations and deep-rooted connections to globalisation worldwide. Essential for students of history, political science, and sociology, and crucial for anyone seeking to understand the roots of global inequality and postcolonial realities, especially in the Indian context.
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Colored Cosmopolitanism – The Shared Struggle for Freedom in the United States and India
0Discover the extraordinary shared struggle for freedom that links India and the United States. This groundbreaking history reveals how African Americans and Indians forged powerful transnational bonds, advocating for liberty and challenging racial distinctions from the late 19th century to the 1960s. Explore the concept of ‘colored cosmopolitanism’ and its impact on liberation movements. Essential for students, historians, and anyone passionate about the Indian freedom struggle, US civil rights, and global activism, this book offers vital insights into shared democratic ideals.
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Columbus: and the Conquest of the Impossible
0Uncover a radical new perspective on Christopher Columbus in this compelling biography. Dr. Felipe Fernandez-Armesto challenges traditional views, presenting Columbus not just as an explorer, but as a primitive celestial navigator driven by progressive religiosity, mysticism, and millenarian beliefs. Dive into the mind of one of history’s most debated figures and understand the complex spiritual and cosmic forces that shaped his legendary voyages. Essential reading for history enthusiasts, students of exploration, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Age of Discovery. Discover the man behind the myth and his quest for the impossible.
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Coming into Communion: Pastoral Dialogues in Colonial New England (SUNY series in Feminist Criticism and Theory)
0Explore the profound influence of laywomen on religious culture in colonial New England. This insightful study reveals how women engaged in pastoral dialogues to actively shape theological discourse and religious language during the early 18th century. Through compelling case studies, discover how these women subtly revised clerical language, fostering a deeper connection with the divine and a stronger sense of community. A vital resource for students and scholars of feminist criticism, religious studies, and gender history in India, offering fresh perspectives on dialogue’s power.
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Coming Out of Violence: Essays on Ethnicity Conflict Resolution and Peace Process in North East india
0Unlock the complexities of North East India’s ethnic conflicts and peace processes. This pivotal collection of essays offers deep insights into the region’s intricate socio-political dynamics. Explore the roots of ethnic strife, analyze effective conflict resolution strategies, and grasp the nuances of ongoing peace initiatives shaping contemporary India. Essential for scholars, policymakers, students of South Asian studies, and anyone interested in India’s Northeast. Understand the pathways to peace and reconciliation in this critical region.
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Commerce With the Universe: Africa, India, and the Afrasian Imagination
0Uncover the profound “Afrasian imagination” linking Africa and India across centuries. Gaurav Desai’s insightful work illuminates the vibrant Indian Ocean routes, revealing shared histories of migration, colonialism, and nation-building. Discover how South Asian experiences in East Africa, from Gandhi’s influence to contemporary postcolonial struggles, forged unique cultural exchanges. Essential for students of Indian history, African studies, and postcolonial literature, this book offers a vital re-reading of global South Asian connections and cultural dialogues.
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Companion to Medicine in the Twentieth Century
0Uncover the intricate evolution of 20th-century medicine with this authoritative companion. Delve into over forty insightful essays exploring the political economy of health, evolving body concepts, and critical transformations in medical practices and institutions. This essential volume offers a comprehensive overview of modern healthcare’s intellectual and social history. It’s a crucial resource for history of medicine scholars, medical students, and healthcare professionals in India keen to understand the forces that shaped global medical advancements. Discover the milestones in medical history.
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Companion to the History of Modern Science
0Master the evolution of Western science from 1500 to the present day with this definitive companion. Delve into critical scientific developments, explore research methodologies, and gain insights into key historical eras and disciplines. This comprehensive volume is an indispensable resource for Indian university students, academics, and researchers seeking a deep understanding of modern scientific thought. Enhance your studies and grasp the foundational concepts of science history essential for academic success and intellectual growth.
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Concepts of Person: Kinship, Caste, and Marriage in India
0Uncover the complexities of Indian kinship, caste, and marriage in this vital ethnographic exploration. This seminal work delves into regional models and core Indian social structures, offering deep insights into hierarchy, ritual, household, and widowhood. Essential for students and scholars of South Asian anthropology and sociology, it provides critical perspectives on social change and cross-cultural comparisons within India. Gain a richer understanding of the nation’s intricate societal fabric and evolving traditions.
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Conditional Tense
0Delve into South Africa’s intricate post-apartheid landscape with Antjie Krog’s powerful collection, Conditional Tense. Krog masterfully uses the Truth and Reconciliation Commission as a starting point to explore how historical legacies, racism, and dispossession continue to shape national identity. Through a unique blend of academic analysis and poetic intervention, examining diverse texts from philosophers to comic strips, she seeks a new vocabulary of grace and care. This insightful social commentary is essential for anyone interested in post-colonial studies, historical reconciliation, and understanding the enduring power of narrative in nation-building.
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Conflict in Afghanistan: Studies in Asymetric Warfare
0Uncover the secrets of asymmetric warfare with this essential guide to the Afghanistan conflict. Martin Ewans expertly analyzes two centuries of Afghan wars against foreign powers, highlighting timeless strategies in counter-insurgency and military history. Delve into the crucial roles of religion, diplomacy, and leadership that defined these critical confrontations. This book is vital for students of international relations, defence analysts, and anyone keen on understanding regional security dynamics and modern geopolitical challenges impacting South Asia. A must-read for serious Indian readers.