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Great Perfection: Religion and Ethnicity in a Chinese Millennial Kingdom
0₹3,550.60Dive into the captivating story of ancient China’s millennial kingdom. This seminal work traces the compelling narrative of the fierce Ba people, their profound conversion to Daoism, and their successful establishment of a significant state in Sichuan over half a century starting in the 2nd century CE. It meticulously dissects the complex interplay between religion and ethnic identity, offering crucial insights into a unique period of Chinese history. An indispensable resource for academics, students of East Asian studies, and anyone interested in religious and ethnic history.
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Greater Magadha: Studies in the Culture of Early India
0₹2,395.00Delve into the independent cultural heritage of Greater Magadha, a pivotal region in early Indian history. This essential study challenges prevailing notions, asserting Greater Magadha’s distinct cultural significance and influence separate from Brahmanical traditions. Explore revised perspectives on the origins of Buddhism and Jainism within the context of early Indian culture and heritage. A must-read for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of ancient Indian history and religious studies across India.
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Greek and Roman Political Ideas: A Pelican Introduction (Pelican Books)
0₹942.82Uncover the origins of Western political thought with this insightful guide. Explore foundational ideas on democracy, citizenship, and power from Ancient Greece and Rome. This accessible introduction offers a clear exploration of the intellectual roots shaping modern governance and political philosophy. Essential reading for students of political science, history, and philosophy in India, and for anyone seeking to understand the enduring legacy of classical antiquity’s political thinkers. Discover how ancient concepts continue to influence our world today.
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Greek Tragedy
0₹695.00Uncover the profound secrets of Greek Tragedy and its enduring legacy. H.D.F. Kitto masterfully deciphers the artistic vision behind classical Greek drama, offering deep dives into the works of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. Explore masterpieces like Oedipus Tyrannus and Medea, understanding each dramatist’s unique intent and conception. This essential literary analysis dissects character, plot, and thematic depth, providing unparalleled insights into ancient Greek theatre. A must-read for university literature students, scholars, and all who seek to truly appreciate the brilliance of Western dramatic tradition.
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Greening Democracy: The Anti-Nuclear Movement and Political Environmentalism in West Germany and Beyond, 1968–1983 (New Studies in European History)
0₹3,656.82Uncover the powerful impact of the anti-nuclear movement on political environmentalism in West Germany. This insightful account traces how concerns over nuclear energy fueled profound citizen engagement, evolving from grassroots activism to a significant force in democracy. Learn how environmental protest expanded conceptions of self-governance and transformed daily concerns into political action. Essential reading for students of European history, political science, and activism, offering crucial insights into the intersection of environmentalism and democratic participation.
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Grief and the Shaping of Muslim Communities in North India, c. 1857–1940s
0₹3,500.00Discover how grief shaped Muslim communities in North India from 1857 to the 1940s. This insightful study by Eve Tignol utilizes extensive Urdu sources to explore the cultivation and debate of emotions, revealing their role in forming identity and fostering political mobilisation across colonial India. Uncover the significance of diverse emotional styles and memory works in building solidarities and driving collective action. A crucial read for historians, students of South Asian studies, and those seeking deeper insights into the complex socio-political landscape of British India.
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Growing Old with the Welfare State: Eight British Lives
0₹2,948.82Uncover the transformative impact of the welfare state on modern ageing through eight authentic British life stories. This insightful book challenges stereotypes by exploring how societal and medical advances have reshaped the experience of growing old, while perceptions remain dated. Featuring intimate narratives from individuals born between 1925-1945, it offers a unique lens on post-war Britain and periods of significant social change. Essential for social historians, students, and readers keen on life narratives and the evolving journey of ageing, this work provides valuable perspectives on contemporary ageing and its historical context.
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Guangdong and Chinese Diaspora: The Changing Iandscape of Qiaoxiang
0₹17,700.00Explore the evolving connections between China and its global populations with this compelling analysis. Delving into Guangdong, a key ancestral homeland, the book challenges the myth that sentiment alone drives overseas Chinese economic engagement. Discover how, especially since China’s 1978 reforms, business calculation and economic rationale have become primary motivators for diasporic involvement. This study is crucial for academics and students interested in the Chinese diaspora, Southeast Asian cultures, and global ethnicity. Gain critical insights into the changing landscape of Qiaoxiang.
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Gyaraspur: A Heritage of Excellence
0₹695.00Explore the magnificent heritage of Gyaraspur, a significant Indian historical site in Madhya Pradesh. This book offers a comprehensive journey through the town’s ancient architectural marvels and rich cultural tapestry, detailing centuries of Jain and Hindu artistic legacy. Delve into intricate sculptures and historical narratives that define India’s past. Essential reading for history buffs, architecture students, and cultural enthusiasts, this exploration provides a profound understanding of India’s monumental heritage. Discover a key destination for anyone passionate about ancient Indian history and its enduring cultural significance.
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H Blocks: An Architecture of the Conflict in and about Northern Ireland
0₹10,030.00Explore the powerful architecture and political symbolism of Northern Ireland’s H Blocks. This essential study delves into the H Block prison design, an iconic site of conflict and resistance during The Troubles. Drawing on material history and contested narratives, the book illuminates the deep connections between architecture, power, and political debate. It’s a crucial read for students and scholars of political history, conflict studies, and architecture, examining contested sites and the enduring impact of built environments on memory and identity.
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Hajj across Empires: Pilgrimage and Political Culture after the Mughals, 1739–1857 (Asian Connections)
0₹3,495.00Uncover the pivotal role of Hajj pilgrimage in reshaping Muslim political culture and colonial perceptions across South Asia. This insightful study delves into the crucial period from 1739 to 1857, charting imperial connections between the Indian Subcontinent and the Ottoman Middle East. Discover how pilgrims strategically used their global exchanges to address the shifting dynamics post-Mughal rule and during British consolidation. It reveals the profound influence of these journeys in mediating modern Muslim political traditions and imperial revolutions. A must-read for those studying Indian history, Islamic studies, and Asian Connections.
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Handbook of South Asia: Political Development
0₹2,495.00Unravel the complex tapestry of South Asian political development with this expert handbook. Delve into critical insights on political economy, regional politics, and evolving diplomatic and security challenges across the subcontinent. Essential for students, researchers, and policymakers seeking a comprehensive understanding of South Asia, this volume explores key topics like SAARC, China’s growing influence, political Islam, and water politics. Gain indispensable knowledge on the region’s dynamic landscape and its intricate political evolution, making it a vital resource for anyone focused on contemporary South Asian affairs.
