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Exploring Dalit Liberative Hermeneutics in India and the World : Based on an Ancient Hebrew Prophet, Jeremiah of Anathoth
0₹940.50Uncover the potent parallels between the ancient prophet Jeremiah and India’s Dalit liberation movement. This groundbreaking book delves into Dalit liberative hermeneutics, revealing how Jeremiah’s uncompromising stand against injustice offers vital insights for contemporary struggles for equality. Explore how biblical interpretation can empower the oppressed, challenging systemic anomalies and corrupt practices. A crucial read for students, clergy, researchers, and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of faith, justice, and liberation in the Indian context. Gain a deeper perspective on challenging oppression through ancient wisdom adapted for modern relevance.
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Exploring Institutional Logics for Technology-Mediated Higher Education (Routledge Research in Higher Education)
0₹17,110.00Explore the transformative impact of technology on higher education in India. This pivotal research introduces a novel framework to understand how digital forces reshape academic institutions and institutional logics. Delve into case studies that illuminate the rise of cyber-cultural dynamics, driven by creativity and digitization. Gain crucial insights into faculty adoption, student challenges in online learning, and strategies to advance digital education effectively. Essential reading for Indian educators, administrators, and researchers shaping the future of learning.
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Exploring The Senses
0₹6,150.00Unlock a deeper understanding of your world and self with a unique exploration of sensory perception. Delve into historical and cultural viewpoints, comparing profound Indian traditions with Western theories on how we perceive, feel, and remember. Discover the philosophical and anthropological roots shaping our engagement with a globalized world and new media. This book offers essential reading for students and scholars of anthropology, cultural studies, and philosophy, as well as anyone fascinated by cross-cultural understanding and the richness of human experience.
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Exploring Theories Of Sickness
0₹15,104.00Master Theories of Sickness with this essential academic guide. Delving deep into medical sociology, this book illuminates diverse theoretical frameworks for understanding illness as a social phenomenon. It critically examines how societal factors influence the perception and experience of sickness, providing invaluable insights for students and professionals in public health, sociology, and nursing across India. Enhance your comprehension of the social determinants of health and build a robust foundation in sickness theories from a leading academic publisher.
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Extra Time: 10 Lessons for an Ageing World
0₹599.00Unlock the secrets to living longer and better in an ageing world. Award-winning journalist Camilla Cavendish offers a profound global analysis of humanity’s greatest demographic shift. Journeying across continents, she uncovers scientific breakthroughs and challenges societal taboos surrounding later life. Discover ten vital lessons for enhancing quality of life and adapting to our evolving world. This insightful book is essential reading for anyone preparing for the future of ageing and seeking practical strategies for healthspan, making it a vital guide for India’s changing demographics.
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Facing the Mirror: Older Women and Beauty Shop Culture
0₹4,718.82Discover the vibrant community and affirmation experienced by older women in neighbourhood beauty shops. This insightful ethnographic study offers a unique look at how beauty salons become affirming spaces, combating societal devaluation and invisibility. It celebrates the power of peer communities and shared experiences, providing a rich exploration of female aging. An essential read for sociologists, gender studies enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the social dynamics of aging and female community.
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Facts And Fables: The Arab-Israeli Conflict
0₹8,850.00Unravel the complexities of one of the world’s most persistent geopolitical struggles. This essential read provides a clear, factual overview of the Arab-Israeli conflict, moving beyond partisan narratives. Delve into its historical roots, key turning points, and the interwoven fables that shape perceptions. Crucial for students of international relations, political science, and anyone seeking to comprehend the intricate dynamics of the Middle East. Gain balanced insights into the origins and evolution of the Israeli-Palestinian relations, making it a vital resource for understanding global affairs today.
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Faith in History: Armenians Rebuilding Community (Smithsonian Series in Ethnographic Inquiry)
0₹6,490.00Explore the enduring strength of the Armenian community in diaspora with Susan Paul Pattie’s compelling research. This essential read for students of sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies delves into how faith in history fuels the rebuilding of community and preserves cultural identity across generations in Cyprus and London. Uncover the dynamic interplay of language, religion, and shared heritage in maintaining a profound sense of belonging. Pattie’s vivid portrayal offers deep insights into the universal experience of homeland and the evolving perception of nation. Discover the resilience that defines Armenian diaspora life.
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Family Centres and their International Role in Social Action: Social Work as Informal Education (Routledge Revivals)
0₹3,302.82Uncover the critical international role of family centres in social action and informal education. This foundational text champions integrated social work practice, moving beyond child protection to foster inclusive, hopeful futures for marginalized families. It highlights how practitioners act as developmental educators. Essential for Indian social work professionals, community development experts, and students seeking innovative approaches to family support and social welfare.
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Family Planning in Urban Slum: Its Analysis & Implications
0₹1,036.00Uncover critical insights into family planning challenges faced by couples in India’s urban slums. This essential study meticulously analyzes contraceptive behavior, socio-economic factors, and reproductive health needs within these communities. Bridging knowledge gaps, it offers a deep dive into the realities of population dynamics and healthcare access in densely populated urban areas. Essential reading for public health professionals, social scientists, policymakers, and students dedicated to improving reproductive health outcomes in India.
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Family Values: Subjects Between Nature and Culture
0₹16,520.00Unravel the intricate connections between nature and culture that shape family values. Kelly Oliver’s insightful exploration challenges traditional concepts of maternity and paternity, drawing from philosophy, psychoanalysis, and biology. Discover how these core ideas influence our relationships and offer a new lens on gender dynamics. This book is an essential read for students and scholars in sociology, philosophy, and gender studies seeking to understand societal norms and foster peace in modern human relations. Gain profound insights into subjects situated between nature and culture.
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Fathering in India: Images and Realities
0₹9,999.00Unmask the diverse realities of fathering in India with this essential study. Spanning over two decades of intensive research, this book explores the evolving aspirations and nurturing roles of Indian fathers across varied socio-cultural contexts. Discover nuanced insights into fatherhood, from families with children with disabilities to single fathers, and explore father-daughter dynamics and shared parenting. Drawing upon Indian media and literature, this volume moves beyond traditional perceptions to highlight fathers’ resilience and adaptability. A vital resource for scholars, researchers, and practitioners in developmental psychology, sociology, and family sciences interested in Indian family life.
