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Monsoon Ecologies

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Explore the intricate human-nature dynamics within the Indian subcontinent’s diverse monsoon ecology. “Monsoon Ecologies” by Mayank Kumar (ISBN: 9789350980248) examines how monsoons shaped human settlements and cultural adaptations across the region. Discover the vital role of rainfall in this captivating exploration of ecological and societal interactions.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9789350980248
  • Publisher: MANOHAR PUBLISHERS
  • Publisher Imprint: MANOHAR PUBLISHERS
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 300
  • Spine Width: 23 mm
  • Width: 152 mm
  • ISBN-10: 935098024X
  • Publisher Date: 01 Oct 2013
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Weight: 700 gr

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Monsoon Ecologies

  1. Aditi Singh

    I liked it. This book is informative, but I wish it had more pictures. Overall, it is a good book to read.

  2. Mohit Mohan Mishra

    Excellent! The author brings together ecology and culture brilliantly. I never thought rainfall could have such a huge impact.

  3. Ranjan Kumar Jha

    The book is informative, but it felt a little repetitive. Still, a worthwhile read for understanding monsoon’s significance.

  4. Nakul

    The book felt repetitive. Some sections were too lengthy. Overall, it is a good book, but it can improve a lot.

  5. Prabhat Pandey

    While informative, the book felt detached. It lacked the human touch in its presentation of ecological concepts. Not bad, not great.

  6. Ayan Kumar Garg

    Excellent book. It is very well written and engaging. I find the books well-researched and informative.

  7. Kritika Luthra

    I was expecting more cultural stories and less ecology. But it’s great for understanding monsoon ecology.

  8. Gurpreet Singh

    A must-read for anyone interested in ecology. It explains about how monsoons shaped human settlements across the region.

  9. Ayan Kumar Garg

    A worthwhile book. The writing could be more engaging. It dives deep on the topic of monsoon in human life. Very Informative.

  10. Aditya Kumar

    Challenging but rewarding. It needs attention. The connection of monsoons to human life is insightful.

  11. Ritik Jain

    A thought-provoking exploration of monsoon’s impact, but sometimes dense. Could benefit from more relatable examples. Overall, informative.

  12. Satyam Mohapatra

    Good analysis, though could be more concise. Too much detail in some chapters. I learned many things and it was a good read.

  13. Smarth Narula

    It’s good and it has some interesting ideas about ecology. I recommend it for people that love to read and ecology.

  14. Harsh Mewara

    Kumar’s book is insightful, yet the academic tone made it a challenging read. Appreciated the ecological perspective though. I learned much.

  15. Himanshu Choudhary

    Fascinating! “Monsoon Ecologies” beautifully connects nature and culture. Highly recommended for those interested in ecology and South Asia.

  16. Jatin Chaudhary

    The author did a good job researching this book, but the writing style is boring. The book is informative and very detailed.

  17. Aditya

    Amazing book. It is very well written and engaging. It explains the impact of monsoon in an easy to understand way.

  18. Rohit Kumar

    I loved learning about the monsoon’s influence! A bit technical at times, but worth pushing through. A fascinating read about monsoon’s effect.

  19. Priya Pandey

    I loved this book so much. I learned so much! I found it really easy to read, and it kept me engaged the whole time.

  20. Shivam Sunil Salampuria

    Fantastic book! Clearly written and easy to understand. I really appreciate the information and found it really useful.

  21. Simranjeet Singh Bhatia

    The author is very smart and knows a lot, but it’s not an easy book to read. It feels very smart and knowledgeable.

  22. Brishti Hazra

    A deep dive into the monsoon’s effect, maybe too deep. A bit too technical and academic for casual reading. Still appreciated the effort.

  23. Abhinav Kumar Karadwal

    A very detailed book. Some parts were difficult to understand. I still got a lot out of reading it though. Worth reading.

  24. Garvit Rajora

    A comprehensive study, though a tad dry. It gives a broad picture of the topic of ecological and societal interactions.

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