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Cosmopolitan Modernity in Early 20th-Century India
0Delve into a unique exploration of cosmopolitan modernity in early 20th-century India. This essential read illuminates the lives and interconnected ideas of Indian cultural giants like Rabindranath Tagore and Ananda Coomaraswamy. Through lenses of mysticism, art, and politics, it reveals how these figures redefined tradition and global engagement, shaping a distinct Indian modern outlook. Rich with archival insights, this book offers a fresh perspective on India’s intellectual heritage. A must-have for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, culture, and philosophy.
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Courtly Indian Women in Late Imperial India
0Uncover the often-hidden political agency of Indian royal women during Late Imperial India. This compelling study delves into the zenana, the exclusive ‘women’s courts’ within palaces, revealing the lives and worldviews of women living under purdah. Explore how these influential figures shaped their destinies and the nation’s trajectory from behind palace walls. A must-read for enthusiasts of Indian history, gender studies, and the intricate social fabric of India’s past, offering a vital perspective on a transformative era.
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Courtly Indian Women in Late Imperial India (Number 1) (“The Body, Gender and Culture”)
0Explore the influential lives of courtly Indian women during late imperial India. This insightful study delves into the political worldviews of royal women who resided in the zenana, or ‘women’s courts,’ often behind purdah. Discover their unique experiences navigating society, culture, and power in the colonial and post-Independence eras. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, gender studies, and cultural heritage, this book uncovers the hidden narratives and agency of women within India’s historical royal families. Gain a deeper understanding of female roles and resilience in secluded palace life.
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Crack: Rock Cocaine, Street Capitalism, and the Decade of Greed
0Dive into the tumultuous 1980s with this shattering account of street capitalism and the decade of greed. Explore the rise of the crack cocaine industry through the bold ambitions and perilous lives of its young entrepreneurs. Award-winning historian David Farber meticulously details the economic forces, the social fabric, and the often-merciless response to this dark chapter. Essential reading for enthusiasts of American history, economic policy, and urban studies, this book offers critical insights into how deviant capitalism thrived. Understand the profound social and economic impact of a defining era.
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CRAFTING SHORT SCREENPLAYS THAT CONNECT, 5TH EDITION
0Master the art of screenwriting and learn to craft compelling short screenplays that truly connect. This essential guide delves into structure, character arcs, impactful dialogue, and visual storytelling techniques. Perfect for aspiring Indian filmmakers and writers, it equips you with the skills to build engaging narratives and create emotionally resonant stories for the screen. Elevate your creative writing and bring your unique vision to life with this definitive resource for effective film script writing.
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Crafting the Nation in Colonial India
0Uncover the potent political force of Indian crafts during Colonial India. Long before the Khadi movement, crafts were central to negotiations shaping the nation’s future. This compelling Indian history book delves into western India’s initiatives, from art schools to exhibitions (1851-1922), showcasing how crafts gained political prominence through British and Indian power dynamics. Essential for understanding Indian socio-political history, nation-building, and cultural heritage. A must-read for history students and enthusiasts alike.
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CREATING AN INCLUSIVE SCHOOL
0Master the art of creating genuinely inclusive learning environments with this indispensable guide for Indian educators. Skillfully written by S. K. Mangal, this book empowers teachers to establish and manage effective inclusive schools, catering to the diverse needs of all students. Dive into practical strategies for special needs education, supportive classroom management, and fostering equitable learning experiences. Essential for B.Ed. students, teachers, and educational administrators across India, it provides the knowledge needed to build accessible and empowering educational institutions.
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Creative Historical Thinking
0Explore innovative ways to engage with the past and master historical thinking. This seminal work reveals history as a creative, personal endeavor, essential for understanding individual experiences and building community. Learn how to wield metaphor and creative tools to communicate history effectively, even across differing viewpoints. Ideal for history students, educators, and aspiring historians in India, this book offers practical guidance and an inspiring affirmation of the enduring value of historical research and practice. Dive into a richer, more dynamic way of learning and writing history.
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Crimea: The Great Crimean War 1854-1856
0Dive into the definitive military history of the Great Crimean War (1854-1856), a pivotal 19th-century European conflict. This compelling narrative explores immense human suffering, flawed leadership, and the dawn of heroism, from the fabled Charge of the Light Brigade to Florence Nightingale’s pioneering care. Discover evolving warfare tactics and the profound historical significance that foreshadowed global conflicts. Essential reading for Indian students of military history and enthusiasts keen to understand the geopolitical roots shaping modern Eastern Europe.
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Crisis in the Indian Subcontinent; Partition – Can it be Undone?
0Unravel the complex legacy of the Indian Partition with Lal Khan’s incisive analysis. This pivotal work delves deep into the historical and political ramifications of the 1947 division, questioning whether its profound impact on the Indian subcontinent can truly be undone. Essential reading for students of modern Indian history, political science enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand the deep-seated consequences of this defining moment. Gain critical insights into the subcontinent’s journey and the enduring questions surrounding its post-partition landscape.
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Crossing Frontiers; Gerontology Emerges as a Science
0Discover the captivating evolution of gerontology, the science of aging. This seminal book meticulously charts how old age transformed into a critical subject of scientific investigation during the 20th century. Delve into the intellectual currents and institutional shifts that shaped gerontology into a vital, multidisciplinary field. Essential for students, researchers, public health professionals, and anyone seeking to understand the origins of aging research. Explore the foundational science behind our understanding of aging populations.
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Crossing the Frontiers of Conflict in the North East and Jammu and Kashmir
0Unlock a profound understanding of India’s most persistent security challenges. This essential read delves into the intricate geopolitical dynamics shaping the North East and Jammu and Kashmir. Gain V. K. Nayar’s expert analysis on the roots and evolution of regional conflicts, offering critical insights into defense strategy and the complex socio-political landscapes. A must-read for students of Indian politics, defense professionals, and anyone seeking a deeper grasp of national security and the frontiers of conflict in India.