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Interpreting Culture: Rethinking Method and Truth in Social Theory (Modern German Culture and Literature)
0₹4,330.00Uncover new paradigms in social theory and cultural interpretation. This insightful book by Joseph D. Lewandowski challenges conventional approaches, presenting a powerful synthesis of observer science and interpretive art. Delve into the innovative concept of “constructing constellations” to understand social fields and uncover truths, inspired by theorists like Adorno and Foucault. Essential reading for postgraduate students, researchers, and academics in sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies in India seeking to advance their understanding of social science methodology.
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Introduction to Religious Philosophy
0₹325.00Delve into the profound depths of faith and reason with “Introduction to Religious Philosophy” by Y. Masih, available at The Bookish Owl. Explore fundamental questions about God, existence, and morality through a philosophical lens. This accessible guide offers a comprehensive overview of key concepts and debates in religious thought. Perfect for students and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the intersection between religion and philosophy. Discover new perspectives and broaden your intellectual horizons with this thought-provoking book. A valuable addition to any philosophy or religion collection. ISBN: 9788120808546. Order your copy today from The Bookish Owl!
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Introduction To The Second World War
0₹699.00Understand the pivotal Second World War with this comprehensive historical overview. Dive into the global conflict through an accessible, expert narrative that details its causes, key events, and lasting impacts. Discover an authentic international perspective, showing how this defining moment affected people across the globe. Essential for Indian students and history enthusiasts seeking to grasp the complexities of World War 2 history, this book offers an engaging journey complemented by online resources for deeper learning. An indispensable guide to one of history’s most significant periods.
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Invisible Men: Inside India’s Transmasculine Network
0₹699.00Explore the profound, often unseen lives of India’s transmasculine network. This insightful book delves deep into the experiences of Indian transmen, revealing their unique challenges, transition journeys, and societal marginalization. Nandini Krishnan’s intimate interviews illuminate the complexities of gender identity, family estrangement, and the search for manhood in contemporary India. A crucial read for anyone interested in LGBTQ+ India, gender studies, and compelling social narratives, this work makes a powerful case for inclusivity.
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Iran & Islam: In Memory of the Late Vladimir Minorsky
0₹8,850.00Dive into the rich historical and cultural nexus of Iran and Islam with this seminal collection of academic essays. Honouring Vladimir Minorsky’s pioneering work, this volume offers profound insights into Islamic civilization and Persian history. Explore scholarly analyses detailing centuries of interaction, faith, and cultural development in the Middle East. An essential resource for scholars, researchers, and students in Middle Eastern studies, Islamic history, and Oriental studies across India.
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Iranian Romance in the Digital Age: From Arranged Marriage to White Marriage (Sex, Family and Culture in the Middle East)
0₹11,210.00Explore the evolving landscape of Iranian romance and family dynamics in the digital age. This compelling interdisciplinary study unpacks how technology and social media are reshaping relationships, charting a course from traditional arranged marriages to modern cohabitation. Experts analyze crucial shifts in urban and rural settings, offering profound insights into sex, family, and gender relations within the Middle Eastern cultural context. Essential for students of sociology, gender studies, and anyone fascinated by the global impact of modernization on marriage practices.
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Islam and Britain: Muslim Mission in an Age of Empire
0₹4,010.82Uncover the fascinating history of Muslim mission in Britain, deeply rooted in India’s colonial experience. This compelling account charts the journey of Indian Muslim missionaries arriving in London from 1912, their role in establishing early mosques, and the community they built. Set against the backdrop of colonial encounters and European missionary expansion in India, the book reveals the intricate strategies employed. Drawing on unique research from India and Pakistan, it offers a vital Islamic perspective on British Muslim history and missiology. Essential for scholars and enthusiasts of religious studies and colonial pasts.
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Islam and Higher Education: Concepts, Challenges and Opportunities (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0₹18,880.00Explore the vital intersection of Islam and higher education with this insightful study. It delves into the core concepts, critical challenges, and promising opportunities for academic institutions within Muslim contexts, using Pakistan as a detailed case study. Discover how universities can adapt their missions to societal development and foster academic excellence. This book offers valuable perspectives for researchers in comparative education and Islamic Studies interested in educational reform and institutional growth across South Asia.
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Islam and Politics
0₹13,570.00Navigate the complex world of Political Islam in the 21st century. This comprehensive overview offers vital insights into the evolving dynamics between Islam, society, and the state across the globe, with significant coverage of South Asia. Understand key concepts, diverse movements, and critical debates like ‘post-Islamism’ and the Arab Uprisings. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to comprehend the contemporary geopolitical landscape, this book provides an accessible yet authoritative exploration of Islam and Politics. Discover the crucial role of political Islam in today’s interconnected world and its impact across regions.
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Islam and Popular Culture in Indonesia and Malaysia
0₹21,240.00Explore the vibrant tapestry of Islam beyond stereotypes in Southeast Asia. This insightful study delves into the dynamic popular cultures of Islam in Indonesia and Malaysia, revealing how media, songs, films, and narratives shape daily life for millions. Understand the nuances of Islamisation, dispelling monolithic views and highlighting Islam’s commercialized, pleasure-filled, and contested dimensions. Essential for students and scholars of religious studies, cultural anthropology, and anyone keen to grasp the diverse, performative nature of Islamic expression in contemporary South East Asia through captivating case studies.
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Islam and the Army in Colonial India: Sepoy Religion in the Service of Empire
0₹3,776.00Explore the fascinating “barracks Islam” of Muslim soldiers serving the British Crown in Colonial India. This pivotal study delves into the intricate relationship between Sepoys, holy men (faqirs), and their officers, revealing a vibrant spiritual culture within the Indian Army. Discover how colonial rule both fostered and suppressed unique religious practices, offering crucial insights into the military and cultural history of British India. Essential for students of Indian history, military studies, and the complex interplay of faith and empire.
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Islam and the Liberal State: National Identity and the Future of Muslim Britain
0₹11,800.00Explore the intricate relationship between Islam and the liberal state, and its impact on national identity. This insightful book challenges common perceptions by revealing how British Islamic institutions have dynamically adapted to national norms and the public sphere over decades. Based on extensive research, it dismantles claims of isolation, showcasing a nuanced integration. Essential for scholars and policymakers interested in multicultural societies, religious minority integration, and the future of governance, this work advocates for a liberalism that embraces religious arguments in public life.
