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Print Culture: From Steam Press to Ebook
0₹17,110.00Trace the profound evolution of print culture, a cornerstone of modern history. This seminal work explores print’s transformative journey from the steam press era to the digital age and the ubiquitous ebook. Discover how communication technologies have shaped its meaning and resilience, examining historical processes and material aspects. Essential reading for students and academics in media studies, cultural history, book history, and the history of technology, this book provides critical insights into the enduring power of print.
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Prisoners of the Sumatra Railway: Narratives of History and Memory (War, Culture and Society)
0₹4,010.82Explore gripping WWII history with firsthand accounts from British POWs who toiled on the Sumatra Railway. This meticulous study, drawing on rare diaries, memoirs, artwork, and photographs from the Japanese occupation, offers unprecedented insight into survival and memory. Dr. Lizzie Oliver analyzes how these narratives shaped understanding of captivity and its lasting impact. Essential for World War II history buffs, scholars of Southeast Asian history, and readers passionate about war’s human stories and remembrance.
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Private Racism
0₹3,184.82Explore the pervasive yet often ignored reality of ‘private racism’ that shapes our daily lives. This essential read delves into racial injustice beyond public and political arenas, revealing its impact within media, cyberspace, and intimate personal spheres. Drawing on political theory and civil rights law, the book compellingly argues that acknowledging and addressing discrimination in private life is vital for a more just society. It’s a crucial contribution for students, scholars, and anyone committed to understanding and combating systemic discrimination in contemporary India and globally. Discover the expanded boundary of social justice.
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Probation and the Policing of the Private Sphere in Britain, 1907-1962 (History of Crime, Deviance and Punishment)
0₹10,620.00Discover how Britain’s probation system reshaped private lives and domesticity between 1907 and 1962. Louise Settle meticulously details the policing of intimate relations and behaviours, examining offences from wife assault to attempted suicide. This critical study illuminates probation’s dual role as social control and support, offering profound insights into the state’s engagement with citizens’ well-being. Essential for Indian students and researchers delving into crime history, social policy, and the nuances of gender and domestic ideals.
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Progress Unchained: Ideas of Evolution, Human History and the Future
0₹4,128.82Explore the fascinating evolution of progress itself. This insightful book parallels the development of evolutionary biology and ideas of human history, tracing how our concept of societal advancement shifted from linear progression to unpredictable, open-ended futures. Discover the impact of Darwinism and visionary thinkers like H.G. Wells on understanding change. Essential for students of history, science, and philosophy in India, it offers a compelling journey into the intellectual currents that shape our world.
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Projecting Citizenship: Photography and Belonging in the British Empire
0Original price was: ₹3,298.10.₹3,298.00Current price is: ₹3,298.00.Explore the powerful role of photography in constructing citizenship and belonging across the vast British Empire. This compelling research dives into early 20th-century colonial education, examining how lantern slide lectures used visual media to teach imperial citizenship. Through detailed archival analysis, discover how images circulated globally, shaping perceptions of identity and the very meaning of belonging under colonial rule. An essential read for students, historians, and anyone interested in the visual culture of empire, challenging how we understand citizenship and resistance.
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Provincial Politics and Indian Nationalism
0₹5,900.00Uncover the hidden roots of Indian nationalism by exploring how provincial politics shaped the Indian National Congress. This seminal study reveals the critical, often overlooked, influence of regional rivalries on national agendas during the early freedom movement. Drawing on intimate diaries and letters, it demonstrates how local interests defined the stance of key figures, particularly in Western India. An essential read for students of Indian history, political science, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between parochialism and pan-Indian aspirations in South Asia.
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Public Relations Cases: International Perspectives (2nd. edition)
0₹18,880.00Unlock unparalleled insights into effective Public Relations practice with this vital collection of international PR cases. Delve into real-world scenarios demonstrating cutting-edge communication strategies and sophisticated PR functions. This edition features contemporary issues like social media, corporate social responsibility, and international fundraising, with case studies from India and around the globe. Essential reading for students, researchers, and professionals in PR, corporate communication, and public affairs, it provides a comprehensive understanding of modern PR challenges and opportunities worldwide. Elevate your expertise with this indispensable guide.
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Public Relations: The Basics
0₹2,594.82Unlock the secrets of effective Public Relations with this essential guide, perfect for students and emerging professionals in India’s vibrant PR landscape. Explore the crucial four phases of successful PR campaigns – research, strategy, tactics, and evaluation – and grasp fundamental concepts like ethics and professionalism. This insightful book demystifies the PR profession, offering a clear pathway to building a rewarding career in the fast-paced media industry. Featuring global case studies and practical advice, it’s your ultimate starting point for mastering public relations and communication strategies.
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Public Women in British India: Icons and the Urban Stage
0₹1,495.00Explore the captivating world of stage actresses in British India, a pivotal era for women’s evolving roles. Bhattacharya’s insightful study delves into Calcutta’s urban stage, bringing to life the complexities of ‘acting women’ as artists and social subjects. Richly researched, it examines their journeys amidst intense debates on femininity, education, and livelihood. Discover how these women navigated identities as professionals and colonial subjects, challenging norms and embodying the ‘new woman’ of their time. Essential for understanding the nuanced social history and cultural dynamism of colonial India.
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Pulwama to Balakot: Pakistan Demolished
0₹695.00Uncover the intricate planning behind the 2019 Pulwama attack and India’s decisive Balakot airstrike. This essential read delves into the genesis of terrorism in Kashmir and analyzes the strategic brilliance of the Indian Air Force’s retaliatory aerial surgical strikes. Explore the critical aspects of ‘Hybrid Warfare’, highlighted by Wing Commander Abhinandan’s experience, and understand India’s preparedness. Essential for defence enthusiasts and students of national security, it offers deep insights into modern Indian military operations and the nation’s unwavering stance against terror.
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Punjab From British Annexation to Lahore Resolution (1839-1939)
0₹1,125.00Uncover the transformative century of Punjab’s history, from Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s era through British annexation and the pivotal Lahore Resolution (1839-1939). This essential account details Punjab’s territorial shifts, British administrative and developmental impacts including canal building and educational expansion. Explore key socio-political movements like the Ghadar Movement, the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, and significant legislation such as the Land Alienation Act. Understand the political forces and communal dynamics that culminated in the Lahore Resolution, shaping modern Indian history. An indispensable read for students of Indian history and scholars.
