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History of Vedic Literature: Brief Survey and Study
0Explore the rich tapestry of ancient Indian thought with “History of Vedic Literature: Brief Survey and Study” at The Bookish Owl. Authored by Shashi Tiwari, this accessible volume provides a comprehensive overview of Vedic literature, ideal for students and enthusiasts alike. Delve into meticulously presented hymns and Upanishads in both Devanagari and Roman scripts, complete with diacritical markings for accurate pronunciation. Discover insightful discussions on Vedic mythology, religion, and its ecological perspectives. Uncover the wisdom of the Vedas and enhance your understanding of this foundational era in Indian history. ISBN: 9788183154581. Order your copy today!
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History of Zoology and Present Status in India
0Uncover the rich Indian zoological history and present status. This comprehensive book meticulously details the science of zoology in India, from ancient eras and the impact of European trading companies to today’s scientific landscape. Explore diverse topics like biogeography, zoological nomenclature, and detailed studies on everything from Protozoa to Mammals. It’s an invaluable reference for bioscience and environmental science students, researchers, naturalists, and a vital resource for those preparing for IAS/IPS and other competitive examinations in India. Gain deep insights into India’s vibrant fauna.
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History: An Introduction to Theory, Method and Practice (Second Edition)
0Unlock the depths of academic history with this essential introduction to theory, method, and practice. Explore diverse global historical perspectives, updated to include crucial non-European case studies, environmental history, and digital history. Ideal for students serious about historical inquiry, this book demystifies complex concepts and sharpens your analytical skills. Gain a comprehensive understanding of how history is studied and written, covering social and cultural dimensions. A must-have for anyone pursuing advanced study in historical methods and practice.
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Hitler’s Occupation of Ukraine (1941-1944): A Story of Totalitarian Imperialism
0Explore the devastating impact of totalitarian imperialism during World War II in Ukraine. This meticulous historical analysis, drawing on extensive archival sources, unveils the complex realities of Nazi occupation from 1941-1944. Discover the profound human cost, the dynamics of resistance and collaboration, and the intricate political landscape. An essential read for students of World War II history, European studies, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of totalitarian regimes and wartime experiences.
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Holocaust Representations in History: An Introduction (Perspectives on the Holocaust)
0Explore the profound legacy of the Holocaust through its historical representations. This essential introduction meticulously examines how this critical event is depicted and memorialized across diverse media—from film and literature to graphic novels and video games. Featuring 18 in-depth case studies, it navigates key debates and controversial examples from its aftermath to today. It’s an indispensable guide for students, educators, and scholars in India seeking to understand the complexities of genocide studies and cultural memory. The updated second edition includes analysis of poetry and modern video games, offering a comprehensive survey.
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Home and Harem: Nation, Gender, Empire and the Cultures of Travel
0Explore the complex interplay of nation, gender, and empire through the fascinating cultures of travel. This insightful study delves into how colonial encounters profoundly shaped identities for both English and Indian men and women. Discover how imperialist narratives influenced society across classes and how Indian individuals navigated and appropriated Western travel discourse. Essential for students of history, gender studies, and postcolonial research, this book offers a crucial lens on India’s engagement with modernity and the East-West divide, revealing deep cultural negotiations.
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Home to Work: Motherhood in the United States: Motherhood and the Politics of Industrial Homework in the United States
0Explore the intricate politics of home-based work in Eileen Boris’s compelling ‘Home to Work.’ This vital analysis unpacks the history of industrial homework, revealing how it has shaped women’s labor, particularly for mothers balancing domestic life and paid employment. Challenge conventional divides between home and work as you uncover the historical context of this often-invisible workforce. Essential for students and scholars of gender studies, labor history, and sociology, this book offers profound insights into the intersection of motherhood and economic policy, relevant for understanding work-life dynamics globally.
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Homelands: Four Friends, Two Countries, and The Fate of The Great Mexican-American Migration
0Uncover the sweeping narrative of Mexican migration through the eyes of four friends navigating life between two countries. This essential book by a prizewinning journalist expertly blends personal stories with political realities, detailing the transformative impact of Mexican immigrants on the United States from the late 1980s to the present. Delve into the complexities of US immigration, cultural roots, and the evolving face of America. It’s a vital read for understanding the human side of migration, the challenges of assimilation, and the forces shaping contemporary immigration politics. Discover an unforgettable immigrant story.
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Homer: A Guide for the Perplexed
0Dive into the world of Homer, the cornerstone of Western literary tradition. This definitive guide unravels the complexities of the Iliad and Odyssey, making Homeric poetry accessible. Essential for Indian university students and academics, it expertly addresses the famous Homeric Question, exploring themes of heroism, societal values, gender, and religion. Gain profound insights into this foundational epic poet’s enduring cultural impact and significance. Perfect for classical literature, comparative literature, and English literature enthusiasts seeking an authoritative, engaging study companion.
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Homer: Iliad Book XVIII (Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics)
0Explore Homer’s Iliad Book XVIII, a cornerstone of ancient Greek epic, available in the Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics series. This compelling text vividly portrays Achilles’ transformation following tragedy and the iconic creation of his divine shield by Hephaestus, featuring the seminal ecphrasis. Enhanced by expert line-by-line commentary, insightful introductions on themes and style, and a comparative appendix on the Epic of Gilgamesh, it’s indispensable for students and scholars of classical literature and ancient history across India. Uncover the power and legacy of Homeric verse.
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Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Men Who Are Destroying Life on Earth―And What It Means for Our Children
0Uncover the urgent truth behind the global environmental crisis. This compelling book powerfully exposes the vested interests and individuals actively undermining climate solutions, threatening life on Earth and the future for our children. Learn about the energy tycoons and politicians profiting from widespread environmental destruction. This is crucial reading for environmental advocates, policymakers, and anyone concerned with India’s climate resilience and securing a sustainable future for generations to come. Understand the critical fight for our planet’s health. Get your copy from The Bookish Owl today.
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Household Accounts and Disbursement Books of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester (Camden Fifth Series, Series Number 6)
0Uncover the intricate financial world of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, a pivotal figure of Elizabeth I’s court. This scholarly edition presents the only collection in print of his detailed household accounts (1558-1561) and disbursement books (1584-1586). Gain unparalleled insights into Tudor era spending, courtly life, and the personal finances of the Elizabethan elite. Essential for academic researchers, students of British history, and Tudor political and social historians in India seeking primary source material. Delve into the original records of a notorious courtier and enrich your historical understanding.