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Principles of Physiology, General and Comparative

Principles of Physiology, General and Comparative

Explore the foundational principles of physiology with “Principles of Physiology, General and Comparative” by William Benjamin Carpenter. This comprehensive volume, first published in 1839 and now available from Gyan Publishing House (ISBN: 9789362801043), offers a detailed comparative analysis of physiological processes across diverse species. Carpenter, a pioneering English physician and zoologist, bridges human physiology with that of the animal kingdom, highlighting anatomical and functional relationships. Delve into the groundbreaking work that shaped modern physiology and comparative biology. Ideal for students and researchers in physiology, zoology, and biology, this 1126-page paperback is an essential addition to “The Bookish Owl” collection for understanding the intricate workings of life. Discover the enduring legacy of a pivotal scientific text.

Changing Status of Women in Central Asia: a Comparative Study of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Changing Status of Women in Central Asia: a Comparative Study of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Explore the evolving status of women in Central Asia post-1990 in ‘Changing Status of Women in Central Asia.’ This comparative study by Mukta Tanwar critically examines the enduring Soviet legacy and its interplay with resurgent religion, new political orders, and capitalist economies impacting Kazakh and Uzbek women. Discover the complex, often contradictory, effects of these transitions on women’s lives. The book offers a nuanced analysis through the lens of Socialist and Islamic Feminist theories, highlighting their contributions to women’s emancipation and the unique challenges faced by women in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Essential reading for understanding contemporary Central Asian societies and gender dynamics. A must-have for scholars and those interested in women’s studies and post-Soviet transitions.

Poverty or Plenty?

Poverty or Plenty?

Explore the profound question of ‘Poverty or Plenty?’ in this insightful work by M. N. Roy. Roy delves into the core issues driving economic inequality, presenting a compelling critique of capitalism and socialism. Discover his unique vision for a decentralized, cooperative economy powered by technological advancement and scientific planning. This book champions radical humanism, advocating for individual freedom and social justice as the cornerstones of a prosperous society. Authored by the influential Indian theorist M. N. Roy, this 2024 publication from Gyan Publishing House offers essential insights into economic policy and achieving equitable wealth distribution for all. A must-read for those seeking a path to overcome poverty and foster universal plenty.

Human Rights: Fifty Years of India's Independence

Human Rights: Fifty Years of India's Independence

Explore the critical evolution of human rights in India in ‘Human Rights: Fifty Years of India’s Independence’. This comprehensive book delves into the foundational aspects of fundamental rights, children’s rights, and the legal landscape surrounding child labor, education, and undertrials. Authored by K.P. Saxena and published by Gyan Publishing House, it provides an in-depth assessment of the National Human Rights Commission’s functioning and the impact of globalization. Including excerpts from the Constitution of India and key international human rights instruments, this 304-page paperback is an essential resource for understanding India’s journey in upholding human rights. Discover insights into economic, social, and civil rights, making it a vital read for students, activists, and anyone interested in legal and social justice in India.

History of the Indian Administration of Lord Ellenborough, in his Correspondence with the Duke of Wellington [Hardcover]

History of the Indian Administration of Lord Ellenborough, in his Correspondence with the Duke of Wellington [Hardcover]

Explore the pivotal ‘History of the Indian Administration of Lord Ellenborough’ through his direct correspondence with the Duke of Wellington. This comprehensive hardcover delves into Lord Ellenborough’s tenure as Governor-General of India in the mid-19th century. Discover critical insights into governance, military campaigns like the Anglo-Afghan and Anglo-Sikh Wars, foreign policy decisions, and early economic development, including the introduction of India’s first railway. Authored by Edward Law, this volume offers an invaluable look into British India’s complex history and administrative challenges. A must-read for history enthusiasts and scholars interested in colonial India and influential British administrators. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

Social Justice and Human Rights in Islam

Social Justice and Human Rights in Islam

Explore the foundational principles of Social Justice and Human Rights in Islam with this comprehensive book. Dr. N.K. Singh, a distinguished Orientalist, delves into the revival of true Islamic social justice and human rights from their origins to the present day. Discover how the Quran and Hadith establish these concepts as crucial constitutional pillars, encompassing all facets of human life and relationships. This insightful volume examines the evolution of civil society, the social foundations of justice, and the Islamic theory of social contract, offering modern perspectives on these vital issues. Understand the historical context and contemporary relevance of Islamic human rights and social justice in a rapidly changing world. Essential reading for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of Islam, sociology, and human rights. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

Vedanga Jyautisha: Edited with his own English Translation and Sanskrit Commentary [Hardcover]

Vedanga Jyautisha: Edited with his own English Translation and Sanskrit Commentary [Hardcover]

Explore the ancient wisdom of Vedanga Jyotisha, a foundational text in Vedic astronomy, presented with R. Shama Sastry’s authoritative English translation and Sanskrit commentary. This seminal work, believed to date back to around 2500 B.C., offers profound insights into early Indian astronomical observations and calculations, focusing on the precise timing of sacrifices. Discover its intricate lunar and solar cycle calculations, a testament to ancient Indian scientific prowess. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this 131-page hardcover edition (ISBN: 9789362800954) is an essential read for students of Hindu astrology, ancient sciences, and Vedic studies. Unearth the mathematical precision and spiritual significance of this enduring legacy.

The History of India, as Told by its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period 8th

The History of India, as Told by its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period 8th

Explore centuries of Indian history with ‘The History of India, as Told by its Own Historians: The Muhammadan Period, Vol 8’. Originally compiled by Sir H. M. Elliot and edited by John Dowson, this seminal work offers an in-depth look into Muslim rule in India from the 13th to the 18th century. This volume provides meticulously translated primary source material, shedding light on the political, social, and cultural landscape of the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire eras. Essential for scholars and history enthusiasts seeking primary accounts of India’s rich past. A foundational text for understanding the Muhammadan period, this book from The Bookish Owl brings crucial historical narratives to life for a modern audience. Discover the stories that shaped a nation.

The Ganita-Sāra-Sangraha of Mahāvīrācārya: With English Translation and Notes [Hardcover]

The Ganita-Sāra-Sangraha of Mahāvīrācārya: With English Translation and Notes [Hardcover]

Explore the profound legacy of Indian mathematics with ‘The Ganita-Sāra-Sangraha of Mahāvīrācārya’ by M. Rangācārya. This seminal work, available in English translation with comprehensive notes, challenges conventional views on mathematical origins and influences. Professor M. Rangacharya’s meticulous scholarship illuminates Mahaviracharya’s significant treatise, revealing the independent genius of Indian contributions to algebra and geometry. Discover the rich tradition of Oriental mathematics and its unique place in global heritage. This hardcover edition (ISBN: 9789362800923) is a must-read for enthusiasts of mathematics, history, and the intellectual achievements of ancient India, expanding our understanding of diverse mathematical cultures. Published by Gyan Publishing House.

chanhu - daro excavations 1935-36

chanhu – daro excavations 1935-36

Discover the secrets of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization with ‘Chanhu Daro Excavations 1935-36’ by Ernest J.H. Mackay. This comprehensive archaeological report, published by Gyan Publishing House, details the groundbreaking findings from the Chanhu Daro site in modern-day Pakistan. Explore the sophisticated urban planning, intricate craftsmanship, and daily life of a civilization that flourished over 4,500 years ago. Mackay’s meticulous documentation unveils stunning insights into the architecture, pottery, unique seals, exquisite jewelry, and advanced metallurgy of this pivotal era. A must-read for archaeology enthusiasts and students of ancient history, this book illuminates the economic and cultural achievements of one of the world’s earliest urban societies. Get your copy from The Bookish Owl today.

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