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Facets of National Movement in Navabharata: The Sanskrit Epic
0Original price was: ₹700.00.₹490.00Current price is: ₹490.00.Explore the facets of India’s national movement through the lens of Mutukuam Sridhar’s Navabharata Mahakavya. “Facets of National Movement in Navabharata: The Sanskrit Epic” by Pushpadasan Kuniyal, ISBN 9788183154536, delves into the powerful ways Indian people embraced freedom. Discover the convenient paths and impactful strikes that defined the era. A compelling study of nationalism, available at The Bookish Owl. Uncover the echoes of the freedom struggle within this Sanskrit epic and gain a deeper understanding of India’s journey to independence. Order your copy today!
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Facing the ” King of Terrors”: Death and Society in an American Community , 1750-1990
0₹10,028.82Explore the profound societal impact of death with this definitive historical study. It meticulously examines the evolution of mortality, mourning, and societal perceptions of death in an American community from 1750 to 1990. Discover how demographic shifts and cultural changes transformed burial practices and community rituals over centuries. This research is essential for students and scholars of social history, cultural studies, and demography, offering deep insights into enduring human experiences and societal evolution.
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Facing the ” King of Terrors”: Death and Society in an American Community , 1750-1990
0₹3,184.82Uncover the evolution of death and society in “Facing the ‘King of Terrors’,” a compelling chronicle of one American community’s transformation. This definitive study examines how perceptions and practices surrounding mortality shifted dramatically in Schenectady, New York, between 1750 and 1990. Gain unique insights into changing funeral customs, mourning rituals, and the very meaning of death across eras. An essential acquisition for students of American social history, cultural studies, and anyone seeking to understand historical perspectives on life’s ultimate transition.
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Factional Competition and Political Development in the New World (New Directions in Archaeology)
0₹5,900.00Discover how factional competition fueled political development in ancient New World societies. This essential study delves into the transformative power of rivalry within kinship and political structures, charting the course towards chiefdoms and early states. Through diverse case studies, gain critical insights into the evolution of social inequality, authority, and state formation across various ecological settings. An indispensable resource for Indian students and academics in archaeology, anthropology, political science, and history keen on understanding social transformation and the origins of complex polities.
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Faith, Gender, and Activism in the Punjab Conflict: The Wheat Fields Still Whisper
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Fall of the Kingdom of Punjab, The
0₹299.00Uncover the dramatic collapse of the mighty Sikh Empire in this gripping account of Punjab history. Following the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, witness the internal strife, betrayals, and wars that led to the British annexation and the poignant exile of Maharaja Dalip Singh. Khushwant Singh masterfully reconstructs this turbulent era, bringing the saga of the lost Koh-i-noor and a kingdom’s fall to vivid life. Essential reading for enthusiasts of Indian history, Sikh heritage, and the era of British India, this narrative is as captivating as fiction.
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False Allies : India?s Maharajahs in The Age of Ravi Varma [Paperback] Manu S. Pillai [Paperback] Manu S. Pillai [Paperback] Manu S. Pillai [Paperback] Manu S. Pillai
0Original price was: ₹899.00.₹656.27Current price is: ₹656.27.Explore a new perspective on India’s maharajahs with “False Allies” by Manu S. Pillai, available at The Bookish Owl. Debunking stereotypes of despots, Pillai unveils the crucial political roles these rulers played in shaping modern India. Through the lens of Ravi Varma’s travels, discover maharajahs dedicated to industrialization, funding nationalism, and demonstrating exceptional governance. This compelling narrative challenges colonial narratives and highlights the significant contributions of princely states. Order your copy of “False Allies” today and delve into a fascinating chapter of Indian history. A must-read for history enthusiasts!
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Family and Population in 19th Century America (Quantitative Studies in History)
0₹8,222.67Delve into the dynamics of 19th Century America with this seminal collection of quantitative studies on family and population. Uncover intricate demographic shifts, fertility patterns, and migration’s impact, directly challenging long-held theories on urbanization and industrialization. This work offers vital insights into household structures and family organization, making it indispensable for students and researchers in history, sociology, and demography in India seeking a deeper understanding of socio-economic transformation.
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Fashion in Multiple Chinas: Chinese Styles in the Transglobal Landscape (Dress Cultures)
0₹8,260.00Explore the multifaceted world of Chinese fashion beyond manufacturing. This insightful book delves into the diverse styles and practices shaping Chinese fashion across the global diaspora. Uncover the intricate layers of its creation, circulation, and cultural identity, revealing the global entanglements of retail, branding, and the creative economy. Essential reading for understanding the transglobal fashion landscape, it offers critical perspectives on nationalism and identity. Perfect for fashion students, cultural researchers, and industry professionals in India seeking a comprehensive view of global style evolution.
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Father India
0₹2,165.00Uncover the profound Indian influence that reshaped Western modernity! This captivating book masterfully narrates the spellbinding stories of 20th-century intellectuals and artists who found transformative perspectives in India. Journey with figures like E.M. Forster, Carl Jung, V.S. Naipaul, and Martin Luther King Jr. as they grappled with Western discontent by exploring Indian philosophy and culture. Discover how India acted as a spiritual and intellectual crucible, prompting thinkers to re-examine their own civilizations and find a ‘good idea’ for the West. This essential read illuminates the deep cultural exchange and the enduring power of India’s impact on global thought.
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Father of the Poor? Vargas and His Era (New Approaches to the Americas)
0₹1,886.82Explore the pivotal Vargas Era in Brazil with Robert M. Levine’s authoritative account. This vital work of Brazilian history dissects the complex legacy of Getúlio Vargas, the leader hailed as ‘Father of the Poor’ yet also known for his authoritarian rule. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Latin American history and political studies, the book offers deep insights into Brazil’s dramatic social and political transformations. Understand the nuances of populism, state-building, and the enduring impact of a controversial regime. A must-read for grasping modern South American political evolution.
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Fatimid History and Ismaili Doctrine (Variorum Collected Studies)
0₹17,110.00Dive deep into the nuanced world of Fatimid history and Ismaili doctrine with this essential scholarly collection. Esteemed historian Paul E. Walker meticulously analyzes the period’s historiography and the doctrinal writings of Ismaili agents, exploring their influence within and beyond the caliphate. This book illuminates key disputes that defined medieval Islam, offering profound insights for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of Islamic studies and religious history in India. A cornerstone for understanding early Islamic caliphates and theological development.
