• Feast And Fasts: A History Of Food In India

    Feast And Fasts: A History Of Food In India

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    Delve into India’s rich culinary history with “Feasts and Fasts: A History of Food in India” by Colleen Taylor Sen. Available at The Bookish Owl, this captivating book explores the evolution of Indian cuisine from ancient times to the present day. Discover the origins of vegetarianism, the influence of trade routes, and the significance of spices in Indian dishes. Uncover fascinating facts about dietary customs, religious influences, and the splendor of Mughal feasts. Featuring regional cuisines and delectable recipes, this book offers a mouthwatering journey through India’s gastronomic heritage. Explore the story of Indian food and order your copy today!

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  • Female Body Image and Beauty Politics in Contemporary Indian Literature and Culture

    Female Body Image and Beauty Politics in Contemporary Indian Literature and Culture

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    Uncover the intricate world of female body image and beauty politics within contemporary Indian literature and culture. This insightful volume explores how socio-economic, cultural, and colonial influences shape beauty standards and self-identity for Indian women today. Delve into literary works, film, and media to understand the pressures of beautification and the struggle for body acceptance. An essential read for students and scholars of gender studies, cultural studies, and Indian literature, offering a critical perspective on women’s experiences in neoliberal India.

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  • Female Islamic Education Movements: The Re-democratisation of Islamic Knowledge

    Female Islamic Education Movements: The Re-democratisation of Islamic Knowledge

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    Explore the resurgence of Islamic knowledge and empowering education movements for Muslim women globally. Masooda Bano’s compelling research delves into contemporary educational networks, revealing how they are re-democratizing Islamic scholarship and fostering intellectual engagement among educated Muslim women. Featuring rich ethnography from Pakistan, Nigeria, and Syria, this study critically examines women’s agency and the reversal of colonial intellectual isolation. It’s an essential read for students and researchers interested in women’s roles across South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the wider Muslim world.

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  • Feminists

    Feminists, Islam and Nation: Gender and the Making of Modern Egypt

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    Delve into the complex interplay of feminism, Islam, and nation-building in modern Egypt. This pivotal study challenges the Western-centric view of feminism, revealing how Egyptian women forged gender equality by harmonizing Islamic principles with nationalist goals. It illuminates their crucial agency and intellectual contributions in shaping a modern nation, offering a vital perspective on women’s movements. Essential reading for students and researchers in gender studies, Islamic feminism, Middle Eastern history, and global women’s rights.

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  • Fertility

    Fertility, Health and Reproductive Politics

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    Explore the complex landscape of reproductive politics and fertility health in India. This insightful work critically examines reproductive rights, delving into the intersections of caste, class, and gender. It unpacks issues from sex-selective abortion and infertility anxieties to the politics of surrogacy and maternal health, highlighting legal activism and the quest for reproductive justice. Essential reading for scholars, policymakers, health professionals, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of women’s health and reproductive autonomy in the Indian context.

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  • Festivals of China`s Ethnic Minorities

    Festivals of China`s Ethnic Minorities

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    Uncover the captivating world of China’s ethnic minority festivals and traditions. This comprehensive visual guide immerses you in unique celebrations, detailing everything from jubilant Chinese New Year festivities and harvest prayers to ancient rites like the Dragon Boat Festival and spirited recreational gatherings. Discover the deep cultural heritage of China’s diverse groups through vivid descriptions and numerous color photographs. An indispensable resource for students of comparative culture, anthropology, and anyone seeking a richer understanding of global traditions and celebrations.

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  • Fighting the First Wave: Why the Coronavirus Was Tackled So Differently Across the Globe

    Fighting the First Wave: Why the Coronavirus Was Tackled So Differently Across the Globe

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    Uncover the critical factors that shaped global responses to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Peter Baldwin’s insightful analysis reveals why nations tackled this public health crisis so differently, exploring how political tools, government authority, and public compliance determined the effectiveness of pandemic management strategies worldwide. From strict lockdowns to lighter touches, discover the underlying reasons for varying outcomes. This definitive account offers vital lessons for understanding global health, governance, and societal resilience during challenging times, making it essential reading for policymakers, students, and engaged citizens alike.

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  • FINANCING OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN INDIA: Grants-in-Aids Policies and Practices in States

    FINANCING OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN INDIA: Grants-in-Aids Policies and Practices in States

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    Unlock the complexities of secondary education financing in India with this essential analysis by renowned economist J. B. G. Tilak. Delving into grants-in-aid policies and their practical implementation, this book provides a vital examination of funding strategies across Indian states. Discover critical insights into how financial mechanisms shape educational access and quality. It’s a must-read for education policymakers, academics, researchers, and students keen on understanding and improving India’s secondary education system. Gain a profound understanding of the fiscal frameworks powering the future of learning nationwide.

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  • Folktales of India

    Folktales of India

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    Discover the soul of India through its captivating folklore. This rich collection brings together nearly 100 tales translated from fourteen Indian languages, offering a vast panorama of Indian folklore. Collected from tribal areas, villages, and remote regions across North and South India, including Kashmir, Assam, and Manipur, these stories explore universal human traits like courage, loyalty, and generosity. Immerse yourself in the diverse narrative styles and motifs that define India’s bountiful storytelling tradition. An essential read for anyone seeking to understand India’s cultural heritage and timeless wisdom.

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  • Foucault: Historian or Philosopher?

    Foucault: Historian or Philosopher?

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    Explore the profound intellectual landscape of Michel Foucault. This definitive study critically examines whether this pivotal thinker fits the mould of a historian or philosopher. Dive into his revolutionary “history of limits” concept and his engagement with key texts. Ideal for students and academics in India pursuing philosophy, history, sociology, and literature, this book offers vital insights into Foucault’s ethical, societal, and cultural reflections. Enhance your understanding of critical theory and intellectual history.

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  • Friends of the Emir: Non-Muslim State Officials in Premodern Islamic Thought (Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization)

    Friends of the Emir: Non-Muslim State Officials in Premodern Islamic Thought (Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization)

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    Explore the pivotal yet often-overlooked role of non-Muslim state officials within premodern Islamic empires. This scholarly work meticulously examines medieval Islamic thought, uncovering diverse discussions among Muslim scholars and rulers concerning Jewish, Christian, and Zoroastrian state appointees. Drawing on rich, unexplored sources from law, administration, and literature, it traces the evolution of these debates from the Umayyad period through the Mamluk era across the Middle East and Spain. Essential reading for students and scholars of Islamic history, political thought, and comparative civilizations, offering profound insights into Islamic governance and identity.

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  • From Myths to Markets: Essays on Gender

    From Myths to Markets: Essays on Gender

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    Explore the intricate landscape of gender in India with critical essays that bridge ancient myths and modern markets. This seminal collection by a leading Indian scholar offers profound insights into the construction and contestation of gender across cultural, historical, and economic spheres. Uncover nuanced analyses of societal norms and feminist discourse, making it essential reading for students, researchers, and anyone keen on understanding women’s studies and Indian societal evolution. Dive into thought-provoking discussions that illuminate the complexities of gender roles and their impact on India’s development.

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