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Abolition in Sierra Leone: Re-Building Lives and Identities in Nineteenth-Century West Africa (African Identities: Past and Present)
0₹11,092.00Uncover the vital lived experience of abolition in 19th-century West Africa. Richard Peter Anderson’s crucial study examines how thousands resettled in Sierra Leone, after rescue from slave ships, rebuilt lives and identities amidst British colonization. This work shifts focus from legal victories to the realities of emancipation, exploring community formation and the evolution of African diaspora history. Essential for students of African history, sociology, and colonial studies in India, this book illuminates the complex legacy of forced migration and the creation of new societies.
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Across Time and Tundra: The Inuvialuit of the Western Arctic
0Original price was: ₹2,865.04.₹2,865.00Current price is: ₹2,865.00.Uncover the extraordinary history of the Inuvialuit, the Indigenous peoples of the Western Arctic. This beautifully illustrated journey chronicles their traditional life, deep connection to the land, and adaptation through dramatic changes, from prosperous whale hunts to the impact of European arrival. Witness their remarkable resilience, cultural revival, and the landmark 1984 land claim. Featuring rare archival photographs and authentic stories from elders like Ishmael Alunik, this volume offers invaluable insights into Indigenous culture and heritage. Essential for students of anthropology, cultural studies, and anyone seeking to understand global indigenous narratives and historical survival.
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Activist Documentary Film in Pakistan: The Emergence of a Cinema of Accountability (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0₹11,208.82Uncover the vital role of Pakistani documentary film in fostering accountability with this landmark study. Explore the emergence of a powerful cinema of social justice, tracing activist filmmaking’s response to religious fundamentalism, human rights, and transformative socio-political changes in Pakistan since the Zia era. Essential for scholars, students, and anyone passionate about South Asian cinema and human rights, this book highlights how Pakistani documentarians champion awareness and drive crucial social change, especially for gender rights.
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Acton and History
0₹7,080.00Uncover the profound intellectual legacy of Lord Acton, the pivotal Victorian historian, in this insightful collection by leading authority Owen Chadwick. Explore Acton’s seminal ideas on the nature of history, the complexities of morality, and the corrupting influence of power. This definitive work offers deep analysis of one of history’s most significant thinkers, making it essential for academics, students, and enthusiasts of intellectual history and historical scholarship in India.
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Administration Under the Early Western Chalukyas
0₹1,785.00Explore the sophisticated governance of a pivotal South Indian dynasty. This scholarly work meticulously details the administrative systems, revenue management, judicial frameworks, and military organisation of the Early Western Chalukyas. Gain deep insights into the political and administrative structures that shaped this significant era of ancient Indian history. Essential reading for students of Indian history, researchers, and enthusiasts keen on understanding India’s rich past and its historical polity.
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Administrative System of the Marathas
0₹1,165.50Discover the intricate administrative system of the Marathas, revealing a powerful pre-colonial Indian polity. This seminal work expertly details the sophisticated governance structure, revenue collection, and institutions established by Shivaji and the Peshwas. Challenge colonial myths and understand the effectiveness of this Indian administrative apparatus, later influencing British systems. Essential for students and scholars of Indian history, researchers, and enthusiasts keen to explore the dynamics of Maratha rule and its legacy in India.
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Aesthetic Hybridity in Mughal Painting, 1526-1658 (Transculturalisms, 1400-1700)
0₹17,110.00Uncover the intricate aesthetic hybridity in Mughal painting, 1526-1658. This seminal study delves into the fusion of Persian and European artistic influences that birthed India’s distinct pictorial language. It offers a crucial, methodologically updated analysis of Mughal art’s conceptual framework and visual culture, moving beyond simple cross-cultural interaction. Discover the nuanced artistic practices shaping iconic Mughal imagery. Essential reading for art historians, students of Indian art history, and anyone fascinated by the rich visual heritage of the Indian subcontinent.
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Afghanistan – A New History
0₹1,500.00Master the intricate history of Afghanistan with this definitive new chronicle. As a former diplomat in Kabul, the author delivers unparalleled insights into the nation’s turbulent journey – from ancient civilizations to the Soviet invasion and the modern era. Essential for comprehending Central Asian geopolitics and its direct relevance to the Indian subcontinent, this book illuminates decades of conflict and offers crucial context for today’s challenges. A vital resource for Indian students of international relations and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of South Asian stability.
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Afghanistan: The Soviet Union’s Last War
0₹14,750.00Uncover the profound geopolitical shifts ignited by the Soviet Union’s protracted war in Afghanistan. This essential read offers a definitive analysis of the military strategies, political consequences, and global ripple effects that defined the USSR’s final major foreign intervention. Essential for students of international relations, defense studies, and anyone keen on understanding the Cold War’s complex legacy and its enduring impact on South Asian security and regional stability. Explore the war that reshaped nations.
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Africa in Global History: A Handbook (De Gruyter Reference)
0₹2,495.00Unlock Africa’s profound influence on world history with this essential academic handbook. Dive into sophisticated, comprehensive overviews exploring Africa’s deep religious, economic, political, cultural, and social connections globally. This interdisciplinary work champions decolonized and indigenous perspectives, demonstrating Africa’s integral role in shaping world narratives. It’s an indispensable reference for students of African studies, global history, and researchers seeking in-depth, comparative analyses of its place in our shared past.
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Africa in the Indian Imagination: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation
0₹2,122.82Uncover the intricate postcolonial relationship between India and Africa. This compelling study examines the often-unacknowledged racial, caste, and political “friction” that shaped Afro-Asian solidarity, challenging romanticized narratives of the Bandung conference. Burton reveals how India’s imagined Africa influenced its postcolonial identity, exposing complexities that defy simple brotherhood. Essential for students and scholars of postcolonial studies, race, and global South relations, this book offers a vital critique for understanding contemporary India.
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African, American: From Tarzan to Dreams From My Father Africa in the Us Imagination
0₹2,122.82Explore the complex journey of Africa in the American imagination, tracing its representation from iconic figures like Tarzan to introspective works such as *Dreams from My Father*. This compelling study examines how perceptions of Africa have shaped US cultural history and national identity. Essential for students and scholars in India interested in American literature, cultural studies, and postcolonial discourse. Uncover the evolution of stereotypes and the critical dialogue that defines the relationship between continents, offering profound insights into representation and the enduring influence of the African continent on the American psyche.
