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Man Makes Himself
0Explore the groundbreaking evolution of humanity with this classic treatise on early man. Discover how fire, tool-making, and food production forged our path from prehistory to the rise of ancient civilizations and the urban revolution. Written by a titan of modern archaeology, this book offers profound insights into societal development and the origins of cities and trade. Essential for students of history, anthropology, and archaeology in India, it’s a captivating journey through millennia of human ingenuity.
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Man’s Search For Meaning: The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust
0Discover Viktor Frankl’s powerful “Man’s Search for Meaning,” a classic Holocaust tribute exploring hope and resilience. Available at The Bookish Owl, this profound book (ISBN: 9781846048708) examines how Frankl and other Auschwitz inmates coped with unimaginable suffering. Frankl’s observations reveal that finding meaning and purpose is crucial for survival. Explore the human spirit’s capacity to choose attitude and transcend adversity. A must-read for those seeking significance and a way to navigate life’s challenges. Find inner triumph with this insightful exploration of the human condition at The Bookish Owl.
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Man’s Search For Meaning: The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust | Must read classics by Victor E. Frankl
0Discover hope and resilience in “Man’s Search for Meaning” by Victor E. Frankl, available at The Bookish Owl. This must-read classic explores Frankl’s experiences in Auschwitz and his profound observations on the human spirit. Learn how finding meaning can transcend suffering, as Frankl argues that our ability to choose our attitude is the ultimate freedom. Explore themes of purpose, resilience, and the search for significance in life. A powerful tribute to hope, this book offers invaluable insights into the art of living and finding inner triumph amidst adversity. Shop now at The Bookish Owl and find your meaning.
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Managing Change in Old Age:The Control of Meaning in an Institutional Setting (SUNY series in Anthropology and Judaic Studies)
0Gain profound insights into managing change in old age with this sensitive ethnographic study. Delve into the micropolitics of control and the vital quest for sustaining meaning within institutional settings for the elderly. Haim Hazan’s work offers a deep examination of the aging experience, exploring universal challenges relevant to India’s growing senior population. Essential reading for students of sociology, gerontology, and healthcare professionals seeking to understand the dynamics of elder care facilities and the lived realities of retirees.
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Managing the Media in the India-Burma War, 1941-1945: Challenging a ‘Forgotten War’
0Uncover the hidden narratives of the India-Burma War (1941-1945) and its media manipulation. This compelling study reveals how wartime communication shaped public perception and troop morale during WWII, featuring insights from Indian war correspondents. Understand how media coverage contributed to the ‘Forgotten Army’ syndrome and explore the profound impact on India’s pivotal role in the global conflict and its journey to independence. Essential reading for anyone fascinated by WWII India, military history, and the power of wartime media.
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Mancha: A Folk Theatre of Malwa (Central India)
0Discover Mancha, a captivating folk theatre tradition thriving in India’s Malwa region. This pioneering work provides the first comprehensive English documentation of this significant performing art, detailing its evolution from Rajasthan’s Khyal theatre and its unique integration of Central Indian cultural elements. Explore the rich plays, talented playwrights, and the vibrant heritage of this key Bhagat genre theatre in Madhya Pradesh. Essential reading for students of Indian performing arts, cultural researchers, and anyone keen to explore the diverse theatre history of Central India.
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Manchu Princess, Japanese Spy: The Story of Kawashime Yoshiko, the Cross-Dressing Spy Who Commanded Her Own Army
0Uncover the extraordinary life of a Manchu princess turned Japanese spy. Discover Kawashima Yoshiko, the cross-dressing commander who led her own army amidst the turmoil of early 20th-century East Asia. This captivating historical biography delves into her controversial role, her rise as Commander Jin hailed as a Joan of Arc, and her ultimate fate debated by nations. Essential reading for history enthusiasts, espionage aficionados, and anyone fascinated by powerful, enigmatic women who shaped world events.
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Mandelslo`s Travels in Western India (1638-39)
0Step back into 17th-century Western India with this remarkable historical travelogue. Journey through the vibrant landscapes and complex society of the Mughal era as seen through the eyes of Albert de Mandelslo, a German nobleman. This meticulously edited account offers unique insights into daily life, customs, and the burgeoning Indo-European interactions of the time. An indispensable resource for students and enthusiasts of Indian history and the Mughal period, it vividly recreates a crucial chapter of India’s past.
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MANTO: STORIES; Well Known, Less Known, Ill Known
0Explore the enduring legacy of Saadat Hasan Manto’s iconic Urdu short stories with this definitive collection. Editor Harish Narang presents a curated journey through Manto’s diverse genius, revealing his sharp social commentary and unflinching human insights. Discover familiar masterpieces alongside rare gems that capture the essence of the Indian subcontinent’s tumultuous past and vibrant culture. Essential for enthusiasts of classic Indian literature, Urdu writing, and anyone seeking profound cultural understanding.
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Mao Zedong: Volume 1, 1893–1949: A Biography (The Cambridge China Library)
0Explore the formative years of Mao Zedong, a pivotal figure in 20th-century Chinese history, in this definitive biography by Pang Xianzhi. Gaining unprecedented access to Chinese Communist Party archives, this volume meticulously details Mao’s early life and rise from 1893 to 1949. An essential read for Indian students, scholars, and history enthusiasts keen on understanding Asian political movements and the complex narrative of the Chinese Revolution. Gain profound insights into the origins of a transformative leader and the historical events shaping modern China from an official perspective.
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Maritime Slavery
0Uncover the crucial, often overlooked, history of maritime slavery. Going far beyond the notorious Middle Passage, this captivating study reveals the vital roles enslaved Africans played as pilots, sailors, and essential workers within the global transatlantic slave trade. Explore the immense scale of forced migration across major oceans and the complex network of labour that underpinned this brutal system. This essential read offers profound insights into naval history and human agency for students and history enthusiasts across India.
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Martyrs: Innocence, Vengeance and Despair in the Middle East
0Gain a profound understanding of the Middle East conflict’s volatile drivers through direct accounts of innocence, vengeance, and despair. This essential read features intimate interviews with terrorist trainers, families of suicide bombers, and Muslim scholars, revealing the zealotry behind targeting innocents and the cycle of revenge. Explore the rage and resentment fueling tragic events across the region. A must-have for students of international relations, political science, and global affairs, offering crucial insights into the mindset behind extremism and international conflict.