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Children of Colonialism: Anglo-Indians in a Postcolonial World
0₹14,160.00Uncover the complex world of Anglo-Indians in India through this compelling ethnographic study. Lionel Caplan’s work offers a vital look at the Eurasian community, exploring their heritage rooted in colonialism and their evolving postcolonial identities. This insightful analysis challenges prevailing theories on hybridity and cultural shifts, making it essential for students and scholars of Indian social history, cultural studies, anthropology, and sociology. Gain a deeper understanding of identity and continuity within India’s postcolonial landscape.
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Land and Social Change in East Nepal: A Study of Hindu-Tribal Relations
0₹4,130.00Unlock the intricate social dynamics of East Nepal with this seminal anthropological study. Originally published in 1970, this insightful work delves into the cultural adaptation and societal evolution of ethnic groups interacting with dominant Hindu structures. It offers a critical examination of social dynamics, migration, and changing traditions in the Himalayan region. Essential for students and researchers of anthropology, sociology, and South Asia studies, this book provides a foundational understanding of ethnic interplays and development within the Indian subcontinent’s cultural periphery. A vital addition for understanding Nepal’s rich heritage and social change.
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Warrior Gentlemen: `Gurkhas` in the Western Imagination
0₹5,900.00Uncover the fascinating Western imagination surrounding the legendary Gurkhas. This compelling study critically examines how military writers portrayed these iconic Nepalese soldiers, moving beyond simplistic exoticism. Discover how they were often depicted as embodying quintessential virtues of “warriors and gentlemen,” explored through extensive literary, historical, and ethnographic sources, including fieldwork. An essential read for Indian readers interested in military history, colonial narratives, and nuanced soldier portrayals.
