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Race and Immigration in the United States: New Histories (Rewriting Histories)
0Gain critical insights into US immigration history with fresh perspectives. This groundbreaking collection moves beyond outdated assimilation models, revealing the profound impact of race on the American narrative. Discover new scholarship that centers the experiences of diverse migrant groups, essential for understanding ethnic studies and American history. It offers a crucial, race-conscious framework, re-examining how migration has shaped the United States. A must-read for students and academics delving into the complexities of identity, migration, and rewriting historical accounts.
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Race and New Religious Movements in the USA: A Documentary Reader
0Unlock critical insights into New Religious Movements in the USA with this comprehensive documentary reader. It illuminates the intricate connections between race, religion, and American religious history, tracing movements from the 18th century to today. Discover foundational contexts and engage with primary source documents from significant groups like Mormonism, Moorish Science Temple, and the Nation of Islam, featuring diverse voices. Essential for students and scholars of religious studies, sociology, and history in India, this reader provides invaluable primary materials and analysis for understanding global spiritual diversity and its social impact.
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Race and Power in British India: Anglo-Indians, Class and Identity in the Nineteenth Century
0Journey into the heart of 19th-century British India and explore the fascinating Anglo-Indian experience. This seminal work unpacks the intricate dynamics of race, class, and identity, revealing the lives of Anglo-Indians navigating the spaces between colonizers and the colonized. Gain a profound understanding of colonial power structures and social history, moving beyond official records to the lived realities of this unique community. An indispensable resource for students, scholars, and anyone keen on the nuanced history of British rule in India.
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Race Pride and the American Identity
0Uncover the pivotal “Race Pride movement” that reshaped America after the Civil Rights era. Joseph Tilden Rhea’s insightful study details how American minorities fought for cultural representation, leading to profound, lasting changes in museums, schools, and universities. This book offers a compelling look at the evolution of American identity and the power of social movements. It’s an essential read for anyone interested in American history, cultural studies, and the complex dynamics of identity formation and inclusion.
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Race, Social Science and the Crisis of Manhood, 1890-1970
0Explore the foundational work of pioneering Black social scientists and their insights into the crisis of manhood between 1890-1970. This compelling analysis delves into their critiques of American race, class, and gender systems, highlighting the crucial role of gender in shaping perceptions. Discover the historical evolution of manhood and gain a deeper understanding of essential race relations. It’s a vital read for students and researchers in social science, gender studies, and history seeking profound perspectives on societal structures and identity.
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Railways and the Formation of the Italian State in the Nineteenth Century (Cambridge Studies in Italian History and Culture)
0Delve into the formative years of Italy with this compelling academic study on railways and state formation. Albert Schram critically examines the period from the 1840s to nationalization in 1905, revealing how railway development exerted a profoundly divisive influence on Italian political life and the nation’s unification. Essential for students and scholars of European history, political science, and nation-building, this book offers vital insights into the intricate connection between infrastructure and the consolidation of the 19th-century Italian state.
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Raja Nalnad and the Goddess: The North Indian Epic Dhola in Performance
0Uncover the captivating North Indian epic Dhola, a vibrant oral performance tradition primarily from the Braj region. This essential study presents the first extended English translation of Raja Nal’s epic, revealing a world of intricate social relationships, mistaken identities, powerful goddesses, and the complex interplay of gender and caste within Indian culture. A must-read for students and scholars of Indian folklore, performance studies, and religious traditions, it offers profound insights into Hinduism and oral literature.
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Rajatarangini of Jonaraja
0Journey into medieval India with Jonaraja’s vital historical chronicle, a compelling continuation of Kashmir’s storied past. This meticulously translated work by Jogesh Chunder Dutt sheds light on dynastic shifts and cultural evolution in the region during the 12th to 15th centuries. It’s an indispensable resource for students, historians, and researchers passionate about delving into authentic Indian history. Enhance your understanding of ancient Indian texts and enrich your academic library with this essential volume on Kashmir’s heritage.
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Rajputana Rifles: Brief History
0Uncover the epic saga of the Rajputana Rifles, a cornerstone of the Indian Army’s distinguished past. This definitive regimental history chronicles the valor, sacrifices, and evolution of one of India’s most revered infantry regiments. Delve into its origins, pivotal battles from the Sikh Wars to the post-independence era, and the enduring legacy that shaped the Indian military landscape. Essential reading for military history enthusiasts, army veterans, and anyone keen to explore the rich heritage of Indian Army regiments.
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Raymond Poincare
0Explore the remarkable life and influence of a pivotal French leader in this authoritative biography. Delve into Raymond Poincaré’s ascent through French politics, his crucial role as President during World War I, and his insights into inter-war international finance. Meticulously researched, the book also uncovers the origins of the Great War and early French feminist and animal rights movements. An essential read for students of European history, political science scholars, and enthusiasts keen to understand 20th-century global dynamics.
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Re-forming India: The Nation Today
0Explore the profound re-formation of India today with this indispensable collection. Leading Indian commentators delve into the nation’s critical transformations across politics, economy, governance, society, and culture. Discover how recent reforms and ambitious re-visioning projects are reshaping Indian democracy, national identity, and public discourse. This essential read unpacks the dynamics of India’s evolving landscape, from economic revival to societal shifts, offering crucial insights into the nation today for students, policymakers, and engaged citizens.
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Re-Imagining South Asian Religions: Essays in Honour of Professors Harold G. Coward and Ronald W. Neufeldt
0Unlock new understandings of South Asian Religions with this essential collection of academic essays. Explore diverse Indian religious traditions, including Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Tibetan Buddhism, and Indian Christian faiths, through cutting-edge scholarly perspectives. Moving beyond canonical texts, these essays employ a range of methodologies like hermeneutics, ethnography, and lived religion studies to offer fresh interpretations and challenge established frameworks. A vital resource for students and researchers of comparative religion and South Asian studies seeking nuanced insights into India’s rich spiritual heritage.