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Becoming Young Men in a New India: Masculinities, Gender Relations and Violence in the Postcolony
0Explore the evolving landscape of Indian masculinities with this compelling ethnographic study. Shannon Philip offers an insider’s look at young middle-class men across India, revealing critical insights into their gender relations and the pervasive issue of violence. Through immersive fieldwork in gyms, bars, and city spaces, this book unpacks the complexities of masculinity in a postcolonial India. Essential reading for students of sociology, gender studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary Indian society and its youth.
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Beirut, Imagining the City: Space and Place in Lebanese Literature (Written Culture and Identity)
0Uncover the profound connection between Beirut and Lebanese national identity in this crucial literary study. Ghenwa Hayek’s work redefines our understanding of space and place in Lebanese writing, revealing how literature since the 1960s articulates dislocation and shapes perceptions of belonging. Integrating theories from cultural studies, geography, and history, this book offers a compelling analysis of contemporary texts, challenging assumptions about national identity formation. A must-read for students and scholars of literature, cultural studies, and Middle Eastern history, providing fresh insights into Beirut’s enduring cultural significance.
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Between the Cracks of History: Essays Teaching and Illustrating Folklore: Essays on Teaching and Illustrating Folklore: 55 (Publications of the Texas Folklore Society)
0Uncover the fascinating world of folklore studies with this insightful collection. Explore practical essays on teaching folklore, defining folk culture, and conducting fieldwork, alongside vivid illustrations of diverse folk traditions and historical practices. This academic volume brings folk heritage to life through captivating real-world examples. An indispensable resource for students and scholars in cultural studies, anthropology, and sociology in India, this collection sharpens understanding of societal narratives and academic research methods. Discover rich cultural insights today.
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Beyond Black and White: From Civil Rights to Barack Obama
0Delve into the enduring quest for social justice and racial equality in America post-Civil Rights. Manning Marable critically analyzes the systemic challenges facing Black Americans, proposing a transformative strategy beyond outdated approaches. This pivotal work dissects race, class, and power dynamics, offering profound insights into achieving genuine equality. An essential read for students of sociology, political science, and anyone interested in understanding modern American society and global struggles for justice. Discover a vision for radical democracy and profound social change.
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Beyond Emasculation: Pleasure and Power in the Making of hijra in Bangladesh
0Uncover the intricate lives of hijras in Bangladesh with this compelling ethnographic study. This vital work explores pleasure, power, and gender formation, positioning hijras as significant counter-cultural figures in South Asia. Dive deep into how sexuality intersects with class, kinship, masculinity, and globalization. Essential for students and researchers of gender studies, sociology, and anthropology, this book offers a nuanced, power-filled perspective on South Asian gender and sexuality.
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Beyond Female Masochism: Memory-Work and Politics (Questions for Feminism)
0Explore a profound challenge to women’s oppression with this seminal work on feminist theory and Marxist critique. Frigga Haug’s pioneering “memory-work” method offers a unique lens, connecting personal experience, domesticity, and socialization to broader capitalist structures and politics. Essential for students and scholars in gender studies, sociology, and political science across India, this book provides invaluable insights into subjective liberation and social transformation. Discover how understanding our past can empower us to shape our future and advance women’s emancipation. A must-read for critical thinkers seeking depth in feminist discourse.
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Beyond Hybridity and Fundamentalism: Emerging Muslim Identity in Globalized India
0Discover the dynamic evolution of Muslim identity among Indian youth in a globalized world. This vital ethnographic study explores how young Muslims in India forge unique subjectivities, influenced by diverse media and cultural currents. The book introduces ‘convoluted modernity’ to explain how faith, consumerism, and global trends shape their everyday lives, moving beyond simple binaries. Featuring compelling case studies from Jamia Nagar, New Delhi, it offers a nuanced understanding of the changing perceptions within India’s minority communities. Essential for students and scholars interested in contemporary Indian society and identity formation.
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Bharat Mein Prarambhik Shiksha Swatantrata SE Purv Tatha Paschat
0Uncover the transformative journey of primary education in India with this definitive historical analysis. Explore the critical evolution of India’s foundational learning systems, meticulously charting their development from the pre-independence era through the significant shifts and advancements post-1947. This insightful work examines key policies, educational reforms, and the socio-cultural factors influencing primary schooling across Bharat. It is an indispensable resource for education students, researchers, policymakers, and anyone keen on understanding the historical roots and future direction of Indian education.
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Bharat mein Sanskritic Anth Sambandh
0Unravel the complex dynamics of cultural interrelations in India with this insightful study. Delve into the sociological and anthropological facets of how diverse communities across Bharat interact, coexist, and influence one another throughout history. Essential for students of Indian society, cultural studies, and anthropology, it offers a profound understanding of intergroup relations and the evolving social fabric. Discover the nuances of India’s vibrant cultural mosaic and gain deeper insights into national integration. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts seeking to understand India’s rich heritage.
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Bharatiya Sanskriti ke Vividh Ayam
0Explore the rich tapestry of Indian culture with “Bharatiya Sanskriti ke Vividh Ayam,” available at The Bookish Owl. Delve into the diverse dimensions of Indian traditions, philosophies, and artistic expressions. Authored by a prominent scholar, this book offers profound insights into the historical evolution and contemporary relevance of Indian cultural heritage. ISBN: 9788183152815. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone eager to understand the depths of Bharatiya Sanskriti. Discover the beauty and wisdom of India. Order your copy today and embark on a journey through India’s vibrant cultural landscape at The Bookish Owl!
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Biblical Law Codes in Creative Tension : A Postcolonial Womanist Reading
0Explore the Hebrew Bible’s foundational law codes through a groundbreaking postcolonial womanist lens. This insightful study by acclaimed Indian theologian Shiju Mathew critically examines the often-marginalized positions of women within the Book of the Covenant, Deuteronomic, and Holiness codes. Essential for scholars, theology students in India, and readers interested in feminist biblical interpretation, this work offers a fresh perspective on ancient texts. Understand the creative tensions and diverse experiences of women as depicted in biblical law, significantly contributing to theological discourse.
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Biblical Texts and the Women Living with HIV and AIDS:: Transforming Attitudes within the Indian Church and Community alongside the Medico-Legal Exposure
0Transform attitudes towards women living with HIV in India with insights from sacred Biblical texts. This vital book by Thomas Aaron Martin explores liberative scripture, offering a powerful lens for understanding and empathy within the Indian Church and broader community. It challenges stigma and promotes attitudinal transformation, bridging theological scholarship with crucial social action. Essential for theologians, social workers, and community leaders seeking to foster dignity and support for women affected by HIV/AIDS. Uncover faith-based solutions for social justice and inclusive societal change in India.