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Forget English! (English, Paperback, Mufti Aa: Orientalisms and World Literatures
0Explore the intricate politics of world literature and the persistent influence of English with Aamir R. Mufti’s insightful analysis. Forget English! critically examines the concept of global literary traditions, revealing how English continues to dominate and shape narratives, particularly within the Indian context and its anglophone novel. This essential read for literary scholars and students of postcolonial studies offers a fresh perspective, building on Orientalism studies to question the borderless promise of world literature. Essential for understanding literature’s global reach from an Indian viewpoint.
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Fortress Of Dwarka: Book 6 of the Krishna Coriolis Series (KRISHNA CORIOLIS SERIES, 6)
0Witness Krishna’s strategic genius as he defends his people from Jarasandha’s relentless assault. In ‘Fortress Of Dwarka,’ the sixth thrilling instalment of the acclaimed Krishna Coriolis Series, discover the creation of an invincible city built to withstand any siege. But even an impregnable fortress faces mortal danger. Join Krishna on a perilous journey through ancient India, where divine strategy meets destiny, and a search for his soulmate becomes a trap. Essential for fans of epic Indian mythology and gripping mythological fiction.
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Fortune’s Soldier
0Immerse yourself in 18th-century Hindustan with this compelling historical fiction. Fortune’s Soldier charts the ambitious journey of Nicholas Ballantyne as he joins the British East India Company, forging a path alongside the determined Robert Clive. Experience the dramatic rise of the Company’s power, from mercantile beginnings to military command, all leading to the watershed Battle of Plassey. This epic tale vividly reconstructs the momentous events that profoundly shaped Indian history and the dawn of British influence. A must-read for anyone fascinated by Indian history and stories of empire.
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Fosil: Fabrics of a Spirited Life
0Experience the transformative years of IIT-BHU through this compelling Indian coming-of-age novel. Follow Siddhartha’s spirited journey as he navigates the exhilarating chaos of college life, exploring pranks, friendships, love, and the quest for deeper meaning beyond textbooks. This narrative captures the essence of personal growth and spiritual awakening, intricately woven with relatable hostel experiences and life lessons from unexpected mentors. A must-read for young adults and anyone seeking inspiration on the path of self-discovery and finding one’s spirited life in India.
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Fourteen Days: An irresistible summer read from a star-studded cast of writers
0Discover ‘Fourteen Days,’ a captivating novel from The Bookish Owl, crafted by literary stars like Margaret Atwood and John Grisham. As Manhattan apartment dwellers gather on their rooftop during lockdown, they share stories, forging unexpected connections. This unique collaboration celebrates storytelling’s power to unite and uplift. Perfect for fans of heartwarming and thought-provoking reads. Explore themes of community and resilience in this exceptional book. ISBN: 9781529926873. An irresistible summer read that reminds us of the importance of human connection. Find your copy at The Bookish Owl today!
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Fragile Traditions: Indonesian Art in Jeopardy: Folk Tales from Vietnam (A Kolowalu Book)
0Journey into the heart of Vietnam with this essential collection of Vietnamese folk tales. Alice M. Terada expertly brings to life the rich tapestry of Vietnam folklore, offering profound cultural insights into the nation’s history and beliefs. Delve into captivating stories from mountain tribes, lowland farmers, and fishing communities, revealing their traditions, heritage, and daily lives. This book is a vital resource for students of Asian culture, anthropology, and folklore studies, providing a unique gateway to understanding Southeast Asian heritage. Discover the timeless charm of Vietnamese storytelling.
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Freerain
0Discover “Freerain” by Easterine Kire, a captivating poetry collection now available at The Bookish Owl. Explore themes of joy, nostalgia, and hope woven through the lens of Nagaland’s rich traditions and landscapes. Kire’s gentle and thoughtful verses resonate with universal emotions, making this book a must-read for poetry lovers. Immerse yourself in carefully crafted poems that offer solace and inspiration. Order your copy of “Freerain” today and experience the beauty of Kire’s words.
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Friedrich Nietzsche [Paperback] Lee Spinks
0Explore the radical philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche with this essential guide by Lee Spinks. Designed for students and thinkers in India, this book demystifies Nietzsche’s most influential concepts, including the Übermensch, Will to Power, and his profound critique of morality. Gain a clear understanding of existentialism and the ideas that reshaped Western thought. This authoritative yet accessible Routledge paperback is perfect for anyone seeking to engage deeply with the challenging yet rewarding world of Nietzsche’s philosophy, making complex ideas digestible for academic study and personal growth.
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Friend of My Youth
0Dive into the heart of Bombay with Amit Chaudhuri’s evocative literary fiction. This compelling novel traces a writer’s poignant return to the city of his youth, set against the backdrop of its recent transformation. Experience a profound exploration of memory, the echoes of childhood, and the unexpected power of friendship, embodied by an unforgettable local character. Ideal for fans of contemporary Indian literature and readers seeking rich, introspective narratives about place and identity. A true gem for understanding Mumbai’s spirit and the complexities of belonging.
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From Little London to Little Bengal : Religion, Print & Modernity in Early British India, 1793-1835
0Uncover the dynamic cultural exchange shaping Early British India (1793-1835) in this insightful study. Delving into religion, print, and the very definition of modernity, it traces the complex relationship between Britain and Bengal. From ‘Little London’ in Calcutta to diasporic ‘Little Bengals,’ the book explores dialogues between missionaries, reformers like Rammohun Roy, and figures like Derozio, examining how religious contact and print media redefined identities. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian history, colonial studies, and cultural transformation, it reveals the transcultural dialogues that forged a new era.
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From One Birth To Another
0Discover captivating tales of wisdom and transformation in “From One Birth To Another” by Sudhamahi Regunathan. Explore ancient Jaina Agamas, translated into English for the first time. These stories, ranging from humorous to poignant, offer profound lessons on restraint, compassion, and the human condition. Meet intriguing characters: a dancing girl, a butcher’s son, and a curious student of Kamasastra. Perfect for readers seeking insightful narratives and spiritual growth. Buy “From One Birth To Another” at The Bookish Owl and delve into the rich tapestry of Jaina literature. Uncover timeless teachings in these easily relatable stories.
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From Tongue to Text: A New Reading of Children’s Poetry (Bloomsbury Perspectives on Children’s Literature)
0Explore the deep, often overlooked connection between childhood and poetry. This groundbreaking analysis introduces a vital new theoretical framework for understanding children’s poetry, integrating insights on orality, literacy, and brain function. It reveals how poems, from classic nursery rhymes to modern verse, act as dynamic bridges between lived experience and language. Essential reading for academics, educators, and students of children’s literature in India looking to deepen their critical reading and appreciation of this rich genre.