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The End of Aspiration?: Social Mobility and Our Children’s Fading Prospects
0₹1,532.82Is the dream of a better future fading for your children? This essential book tackles the critical issue of declining social mobility and the narrowing path to opportunity. Explore why achieving financial stability and career success is increasingly challenging, even for the middle class. Drawing on expert insights and compelling real-life stories, this work offers a powerful manifesto to understand and overcome these barriers, securing brighter prospects for the next generation. A must-read for parents, students, and anyone invested in economic opportunity.
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The Enemy Within: A Tale of Muslim Britain
0₹599.00Explore the complex journey of Muslim identity in Britain through a unique insider-outsider lens. Sayeeda Warsi delves into societal perceptions of ‘the enemy within,’ examining integration, British values, and cultural dialogue. This timely analysis offers essential insights into national identity and the challenges of multicultural societies, making it a crucial read for understanding contemporary social dynamics. Essential for students of politics, sociology, and anyone interested in fostering societal cohesion.
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The Engagement Aesthetic: Experiencing New Media Art Through Critique
0₹4,128.82Explore the cutting edge of artistic expression. This essential book provides innovative critique methods for contemporary new media art, from digital installations to interactive experiences, moving beyond traditional art history. Discover how modern media art engages viewers as co-creators, transforming aesthetic experience. Gain valuable frameworks to analyze these complex, evolving art forms. A must-read for art students, critics, and enthusiasts in India seeking to understand the future of digital art and media art critique.
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The European in India or Anglo-Indian`s Vade-Mecum: Anglo-Indian Social Customs and Native Character
0₹1,500.00Delve into the fascinating world of Anglo-Indian social customs and native character with this historical guide to British India. Originally published in 1813, this “Vade-Mecum” offers an unparalleled glimpse into the etiquette and cultural understanding essential for Europeans navigating colonial life. Explore the nuances of societal interactions and gain insights into the era’s unique dynamics. An indispensable read for students of Indian history, colonial studies, and anyone fascinated by the Anglo-Indian experience in India.
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The First Capital of the Ottoman Empire: The Religious, Architectural, and Social History of Bursa
0₹11,800.00Uncover the pivotal role of Bursa, the Ottoman Empire’s first capital, in shaping a world-altering legacy. Delve into the rich religious, architectural, and social tapestry of this vital city from 1326-1402. Prof. Suna Cagaptay’s groundbreaking study, grounded in archaeological experience, reveals Bursa’s complex transition from a Byzantine hub to a multi-faith Ottoman centre. Explore the nuanced synthesis of cultures that defined early Ottoman modernity. Essential reading for students of world history, Islamic studies, and architectural heritage. Discover the true story of an empire’s genesis.
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The Future of Memory
0₹8,850.00Explore the cutting-edge of memory studies and the future of collective remembrance. This essential volume gathers leading experts to dissect critical trends within this rapidly growing academic field. Delve into diverse phenomena, from digital memory and historical narratives to impactful memorials and twenty-first-century museums. Gain crucial scholarly insights into how societies remember and reinterpret the past. It’s a must-read for academics, students of history and cultural studies, and anyone fascinated by the evolving science of memory in our modern world.
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The Hitopadesa of Narayana: Edited with a Sanskrit Commentary “Marma-Prakasika and Notes in English
0₹245.00Discover timeless wisdom with “The Hitopadesa of Narayana” at The Bookish Owl. Edited by M.R. Kale, this classic Sanskrit text, ISBN 9788120806023, uses captivating animal fables to impart essential life lessons on friendship, conflict, and diplomacy. Explore the intricacies of polity and morality through engaging stories, enhanced by the “Marma-Prakasika” commentary and detailed English notes. Perfect for students and scholars alike, this edition clarifies difficult passages and offers fresh interpretations, making ancient wisdom accessible to modern readers. A valuable addition to any collection, promoting ethical leadership and strategic thinking.
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The Impact of Moocs on Distance Education in Malaysia and Beyond
0₹17,110.00Explore the revolutionary impact of MOOCs and modern online learning on distance education globally. This essential read offers deep theoretical and empirical insights into innovative pedagogical strategies, including inverse blended learning, crucial for India’s burgeoning e-learning sector. Through analysis of pioneering governmental initiatives and collaborative approaches in open and distance learning, discover strategies to enhance educational access and quality. A vital resource for educators, researchers, and policymakers aiming to shape the future of higher education in India and beyond.
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The Integral Nature of Things: Critical Reflections on the Present
0₹1,295.00Unravel the integral nature of our complex world with critical reflections on the present. This insightful volume, penned by a distinguished Indian thinker, delves into the paradox of our interconnected existence, examining everyday language, technology, and globalisation. Discover how relationality underpins society, even when obscured. The book expertly interweaves prose, poetry, and sociocultural analysis to offer a vital new framework for navigating today’s cognitive and ethical challenges. An essential read for students and discerning readers in India keen on understanding contemporary thought and societal dynamics.
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The Islamic Connection: South Asia And The Gulf
0₹699.00Uncover the deep Islamic connection between South Asia and the Gulf, a vital region for nearly 500 million Muslims. This insightful volume explores the intensifying pan-Islamic ties over fifty years, tracing the evolution of Indo-Islamic civilization from the Mughal Empire. It examines how ideological, educational, and spiritual networks, fueled by politics and migration, foster cultural rapprochement. Crucial for understanding the resilience of South Asian identity and the intricate Sunni-Shiite dynamics influenced by regional powers. Essential for students, scholars, and anyone keen on the geopolitical and religious landscape connecting India and the Gulf.
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The Islamic World-system: A Study in Polity-market Interaction
0₹5,426.82Explore an alternative vision of globalization with this insightful study of the Islamic world-system. Delving into polity-market interaction, the book reveals the Qur’anic and Sunnah-based epistemology underpinning Islamic societies. Discover the ethical foundations that shape law, markets, and social contracts, and understand how these principles apply to critical areas like property rights, political economy, and development. This essential reading offers invaluable perspectives for scholars, students, and professionals in economics, political science, and Islamic studies seeking a deeper comprehension of global systems and economic structures.
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The Jews of Islam: Updated Edition
0Original price was: ₹1,987.47.₹1,987.00Current price is: ₹1,987.00.Explore the intricate tapestry of Muslim Jewish relations with this vital updated edition. Bernard Lewis expertly debunks myths surrounding Muslim attitudes towards Jews, moving beyond simplistic portrayals of either intolerance or utopia. Discover the nuanced historical reality of Jewish life as a minority within Islamic societies over centuries. This authoritative exploration offers an essential overview of Judaeo-Islamic history, making it a must-read for students of Middle Eastern studies, comparative religion, and anyone fascinated by the dynamics of religious coexistence. A foundational text for understanding a pivotal historical relationship.
