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Jain Ramayana Narratives: Moral Vision and Literary Innovation (Routledge Advances in Jaina Studies)
0Explore the captivating world of Jain Ramayana narratives and their moral vision within Indian literature. This insightful book meticulously traces how Jain authors throughout history reimagined the epic Rama story, showcasing unique literary innovations and profound spiritual perspectives. It’s an essential read for scholars of Jain studies, religious history in India, and South Asian literature, offering a vital contribution to understanding India’s complex cultural and religious heritage. Discover a nuanced perspective on a beloved Indian epic.
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Japan in Transformation, 1945–2020 (Seminar Studies)
0Explore Japan’s remarkable transformation from post-war recovery to a leading global economy. This essential volume traces the nation’s evolution from 1945 to 2020, covering critical events like the 3.11 disasters, political shifts, Abenomics, and ongoing challenges such as the demographic crisis and regional relations. Delve deep into modern Japanese politics, economy, and society with expert analysis. It’s an indispensable guide for students of East Asian studies and international relations in India seeking to understand Japan’s complex journey and its impact on the world.
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Japan Today (3rd Edition)
0Unlock the secrets of modern Japan’s dynamic evolution. This essential book chronicles the nation’s incredible post-war resurgence, material progress, and enduring social stability. Dive into the economic and financial challenges and significant political shifts of the 1990s, gaining a nuanced understanding of Japan’s changing fortunes. A must-read for Indian students of international relations, economics, and business professionals keen on grasping global economic trends and the complexities of Asian economic power. Understand Japan’s path to prosperity and its current landscape.
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Japan′s Imperial House in the Postwar Era, 1945–2019: 432 (Harvard East Asian Monographs)
0Discover the fascinating evolution of the Japanese imperial house in postwar Japan. This seminal work traces the monarchy’s journey from US occupation reforms to the Reiwa Era, revealing its crucial role in national identity and politics. Understand how the imperial institution adapted into a ‘people’s imperial house’ within a democratic culture. Essential reading for students of East Asian studies and Japanese history, it offers deep insights into the emperor’s changing functions and recent succession debates, making it vital for scholars and general readers in India interested in global political history.
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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
0Uncover the remarkable journey of Jawaharlal Nehru, a towering figure in Indian history. This insightful biography delves into his personal-political evolution, from a privileged youth to a radical leader of India’s freedom struggle and the nation’s beloved first Prime Minister. Explore his deep, often ideological, yet respectful bond with Gandhi, and understand his foundational contributions to India’s democracy and polity. A must-read for students and enthusiasts of Indian political history, nation-building, and the legacy of modern India’s architects.
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Jesuits at Akbar’s Court: Christian Missionaries in Mughal India
0Uncover the fascinating history of Emperor Akbar’s invitation to Christian missionaries in Mughal India. This insightful book explores the complex motivations behind Akbar’s rare openness to Jesuits, moving beyond Western myths of conversion. Delve into the religious policy and diplomatic maneuvers of the Mughal Empire during pivotal early encounters. An essential read for enthusiasts of Indian history, scholars of religious studies, and anyone intrigued by the cultural and theological exchanges shaping early modern India.
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Jewish Masculinity in the Holocaust: Between Destruction and Construction
0Explore the profound impact of the Holocaust on Jewish men’s gender identity in this groundbreaking historical analysis. Uncover the complex interplay of destruction and construction of masculinity under Nazi persecution, examining pre-war expectations and post-persecution realities. Drawing on diaries, memoirs, and newspapers from France, Poland, and beyond, this study reveals how Jewish men navigated their gendered roles during extreme duress. It offers crucial insights into the challenges faced, the reassertion of identity, and the legacy of fatherhood. Essential reading for students of history, sociology, and gender studies interested in World War II experiences.
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JOURNEYS OF DISCOVERY: ANCESTRAL SEARCHES IN INDIA
0Unlock the secrets of your lineage with ancestral searches in India. Singh S’s insightful work guides you through the deeply rewarding journey of tracing your Indian roots and uncovering your unique Indian heritage. This book is an essential companion for anyone passionate about family history in India, offering practical approaches and emotional resonance for your genealogy journey. Discover the richness of your ancestry and connect with your past like never before. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those seeking to understand their place within India’s vibrant cultural mosaic.
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Judaism and the Visual Image: A Jewish Theology of Art
0Explore the rich intersection of Jewish theology and visual art with this insightful book. It challenges the common notion that Judaism is solely word-mediated, advocating for a potent theology of image. Delve into how visual representations, from ancient texts to Holocaust remembrance, redefine our understanding of Jewish spiritual traditions and the role of women in religious art. This essential read for students and scholars of Jewish studies and visual culture reveals how art itself can be a processive divine revelation.
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Kailashnath Hetu (Essays in Prehistory, Protohistory and Historical Archaeology) [Hardcover] Ajit Kumar and Rajesh S.V., Abhayan G.S.
0Explore “Kailashnath Hetu,” a compelling collection of essays honoring K. N. Dikshit’s profound impact on Indian archaeology. This hardcover volume, edited by Ajit Kumar and Rajesh S.V., with contributions from Abhayan G.S., delves into prehistory, protohistory, and historical archaeology. Discover insightful perspectives and research inspired by Dikshit’s remarkable career at the Archaeological Survey of India. A must-read for archaeology enthusiasts and scholars, this book offers a deep dive into India’s rich past. Find “Kailashnath Hetu” at The Bookish Owl and enrich your understanding of archaeological discoveries. ISBN: 9788183152983.
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Kala
0Dive into India’s rich artistic legacy with this definitive guide to Indian Art History. This scholarly volume presents cutting-edge research on Indian art and architecture, spanning diverse regions from Arunachal Pradesh to Tamil Nadu, and iconic sites like Khajuraho, Ajanta, and Hampi. Explore sculpture, paintings, temple architecture, and intricate iconography across periods from proto-historic to medieval India. Essential for art historians, students, and cultural enthusiasts eager to understand India’s profound heritage and historical evolution. Illustrated with striking images, it’s a comprehensive exploration of Indian culture.
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Kala Pani Crossings: Revisiting 19th Century Migrations from India’s Perspective
0Unearth the forgotten narratives of India’s 19th-century indentured migrations and the complex legacy of ‘Kala Pani’. This vital work revisits transoceanic journeys from an Indian perspective, questioning why this crucial chapter of history is often overlooked domestically. Through insightful analysis of literature, cinema, and oral tales, discover the experiences of indentured labourers in global colonies and their enduring impact. Essential for scholars of South Asian studies, labour history, and diaspora studies, it offers a crucial re-examination of a past that continues to shape the present. Explore India’s often-invisible history today.