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Last Witnesses: Reflections on the Wartime Internment of Japanese Americans
0₹2,160.67Explore the enduring impact of Executive Order 9066 with “Last Witnesses.” This vital collection offers profound historical reflections on the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans, featuring powerful personal narratives from former internees and their descendants. Discover cross-generational stories that critically examine an unresolved chapter of American history and its implications for civil liberties. Essential for students of history and anyone interested in human rights and social justice, this book sheds light on resilience and the ongoing relevance of understanding past injustices. Gain deep insights into a defining moment in global human rights discourse.
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Late Imperial Romance (Haymarket Series)
0₹2,242.00Explore the complex relationship between critiquing imperialism and romantic ideology in post-war American fiction. This penetrating cultural analysis examines how writers like Joan Didion, Robert Stone, and Thomas Pynchon navigated the contradictions of decline, revealing how anti-imperialist rhetoric often retained a subtle entanglement with imperial themes. A definitive work for students of literature, critical theory, and cultural studies, it offers a sophisticated understanding of ideological function in literary production. Discover profound insights into the literary responses to an era of global change.
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Latin and Greek Monasticism in the Crusader States
0₹11,092.00Explore the parallel destinies of Latin and Greek monasticism within the medieval Crusader States. This essential scholarly work from c.1050-1300 meticulously details the coexistence of new Western foundations and enduring Byzantine traditions. Delve into monastic institutional structures, the shaping of piety, and the rich literary and cultural outputs. Perfect for history students, academics, and enthusiasts eager to understand the intricate religious life and cultural heritage of the Near East during this pivotal era.
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Law and the Russian State: Russia’s Legal Evolution from Peter the Great to Vladimir Putin (The Bloomsbury History of Modern Russia Series)
0₹12,980.00Unlock the secrets of Russia’s legal transformation. This comprehensive history traces the intricate legal evolution of the Russian state, from Peter the Great to Vladimir Putin. Essential for Indian students and scholars of political science and international relations, it meticulously examines law’s role across imperial, Soviet, and post-Soviet periods. Gain deep insights into modernization, the politicization of law, human rights struggles, and the persistent quest for the rule of law. Understand the forces that shaped one of the world’s most influential states. A must-read for a sophisticated grasp of Russian legal history.
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Layers of History: Essays on the Khasi Jaintias
0₹1,116.00Uncover the rich Khasi history and Jaintia heritage through penetrating essays. This scholarly compilation offers profound insights into the socio-political and cultural evolution of indigenous communities in Northeast India. Delve into pivotal historical narratives and traditions, expertly analyzed by a leading historian. Essential reading for students of Indian history, scholars of tribal studies, and enthusiasts keen on understanding Meghalaya’s vibrant past and the broader tapestry of Northeast India.
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Learie Constantine and Race Relations in Britain and the Empire
0₹12,980.00Uncover the pivotal role of Learie Constantine in shaping race relations in Britain and the Empire. Emeritus Professor Jeffrey Hill presents a nuanced exploration of Constantine’s journey from Trinidadian cricketer to Britain’s first black peer, challenging conventional narratives. Delve into the complexities of assimilation, racial discrimination, and social justice within 20th-century British society and its imperial legacy. This insightful analysis is essential for students of history, sociology, and post-colonial studies seeking a deeper understanding of racial inequality’s impact.
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LEARNING AND TEACHING
0₹1,280.00Elevate your classroom with proven learning and teaching strategies essential for educators across India. This comprehensive guide delves into the core concepts of pedagogy, exploring learner development, constructivist perspectives, and the teacher’s pivotal role. Gain insights into fostering intelligence, nurturing overall personality development, and promoting student adjustment through effective teaching-learning processes. A must-read for pre-service and in-service teachers and researchers in Indian teacher education institutions, this book empowers you to create impactful educational experiences.
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Left, Right And Centre: The Idea of India
0₹599.00Unravel the complex “Idea of India” and its diverse political discourses. This compelling anthology, introduced by esteemed Indian journalist Nidhi Razdan, brings together candid, insightful perspectives from across the nation’s political spectrum – left, right, and centre. Discover profound insights from leaders, activists, artists, and thinkers offering their unique visions for India’s future. Essential for students and readers passionate about Indian politics, current affairs, and gaining a deeper understanding of the forces shaping contemporary Indian society.
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Leisure and Society in Colonial Brazzaville (African Studies, Series Number 87)
0₹5,900.00Discover the vibrant social world of colonial Brazzaville through its leisure activities. This essential book for students of **African history** and **cultural studies** explores football, fashion, music, and nightlife, revealing how urban Africans forged new identities and transformed traditions. Phyllis Martin’s authoritative research unveils the crucial role of leisure in shaping society, building social networks, and remaking cultural forms. Dive into the dynamic urban life of **colonial Africa**, making this a compelling read for anyone interested in **African studies** and the human side of history.
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Lenin: Responding to Catastrophe, Forging Revolution
0₹2,004.82Dive into the enduring relevance of Vladimir Lenin’s revolutionary thought for today’s turbulent world. Paul Le Blanc’s insightful work unravels Lenin’s strategic activism and principled politics in forging revolution amidst catastrophe. Discover how Lenin navigated class inequality and imperialist wars, championing a radical vision of democracy. This essential read explores his dynamic approach to organizing and centering labor movements, offering powerful lessons for contemporary activism and students of political history seeking to understand transformative social change.
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Leprosy and a Life in South India: Journeys with a Tamil Brahmin
0₹7,080.00Explore the vibrant tapestry of Indian life in South India through the extraordinary journey of a Tamil Brahmin. This compelling life story, rooted in ethnographic fieldwork, chronicles personal experiences of hardship, survival, and resilience against the backdrop of post-colonial India. Gain fresh perspectives on caste, religion, and kinship as rigid social categories are re-examined through an individual’s profound narrative. Essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper, nuanced understanding of Indian society and culture, offering insights conventional accounts miss.
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Liberalization’s Children: Gender, Youth, and Consumer Citizenship in Globalizing India
0Original price was: ₹2,507.07.₹2,507.00Current price is: ₹2,507.00.Discover how India’s liberalization era transformed youth and gender. This book delves into the cultural politics of globalization, analyzing the rise of ‘consumer citizenship’ among young Indians. Explore the shifting meanings of public life and belonging as modern Indian society navigates profound social change. An essential read for understanding contemporary Indian youth, gender dynamics, and the evolving landscape of Indian society post-economic reforms, making it vital for students and scholars of Indian studies.
