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A Radical History of Development Studies
0Uncover the critical evolution of development studies with this essential Indian scholarly resource. This radical history traces the subject from its colonial roots to contemporary poverty reduction efforts. Critically examining mainstream theories and exploring vital discourses often overlooked, it challenges conventional narratives. Essential for students and professionals in India seeking a deeper, nuanced understanding of development’s complex past and future directions.
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A Rag Doll after my Heart: A Poetic Novel
0Embark on a profound emotional journey with this exquisite poetic novel from celebrated Indian author Anuradha Vaidya. Discover a captivating fusion of prose and poetry that delves into the complexities of love, loss, and resilience. Each lyrical piece offers a deeply relatable exploration of the human experience, capturing the nuances of life and relationships. This evocative collection is a must-read for aficionados of contemporary Indian literature and anyone seeking emotionally rich, introspective storytelling. Add this poignant work to your bookshelf for an enriching literary escape.
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A Rapid Sanskrit Method
0Unlock the ancient wisdom of Sanskrit with “A Rapid Sanskrit Method” by George L. Hart. This popular textbook, ISBN 9788120801998, offers a carefully structured approach to learning Sanskrit grammar. Designed for both teachers and students, its thirty lessons feature essential grammatical concepts and engaging vocabulary sourced from original Sanskrit texts. Enhance your learning with comprehensive appendices, including invaluable English-Sanskrit and Sanskrit-English glossaries. Perfect for beginners and those looking to deepen their understanding of this classical language. Buy your copy at The Bookish Owl and embark on a journey of linguistic discovery!
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A Reader’s Companion to the Short Story in English
0Unlock the world of English short stories with this indispensable literary companion. Dive into the rich evolution of short fiction through insightful, alphabetically arranged profiles of 50 acclaimed English-language short-story writers globally. Explore their biographies, seminal works, and critical impact. This guide makes literary analysis accessible and is essential for students of English literature in India, educators, and passionate readers looking to deepen their appreciation for the short story form. Discover the masters of concise storytelling.
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A Reader’s Guide to Marx’s Capital
14Unlock the complexities of Marx’s Capital with Joseph Choonara’s accessible reader’s guide. This essential companion navigates key concepts, making Marx’s economic theories clear and engaging for both students and enthusiasts. Explore historical context, core ideas, and lasting influence. ISBN: 9789350028049. Perfect for anyone seeking to understand this foundational text.
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A Reading for HR Professionals
0Navigate the evolving landscape of Human Resources in India with this essential reading. Packed with insights into managerial psychology, employee stress, and health challenges, it offers a deep dive into the current Indian HR scenario. Discover the traits of effective managers, coping mechanisms, and the future of the HR professional. This book is indispensable for HR managers, aspiring professionals, and students seeking to master HR strategies and practices within the Indian context. Understand the crucial role of women managers and stay ahead.
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A Realist Theory of Art History
0Unlock a new paradigm in art history research with a rigorous realist theory of art history. This groundbreaking work moves beyond outdated dichotomies, offering a stratified, multi-causal account crucial for contemporary scholarship. Delve into foundational concepts like ontology, evidence, and historical truth, presented through philosophical reflection. Essential for postgraduate students, researchers, and academics in India seeking to refine their understanding of art history methodology and engage critically with postmodern concerns. Elevate your academic pursuits with this pivotal text on the philosophy of art history.
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A Really Short History of Nearly Everything
12Embark on a captivating journey through the cosmos with Bill Bryson’s “A Really Short History of Nearly Everything.” This concise and witty exploration unravels the mysteries of the universe, from the Big Bang to the rise of humanity. With accessible language and engaging storytelling, Bryson makes complex scientific concepts understandable for everyone. Perfect for curious minds seeking a digestible overview of our vast and fascinating world. Discover the wonders of science and history in one captivating read. ISBN: 9780241703328
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A Realtime Interpretation of Climate Change, Uncertainty and Agricultural Dynamics
0Explore the intricate dynamics of climate change and economic uncertainty shaping Indian agriculture. This crucial read unpacks the real-time perceptions influencing farmers amidst global warming and market volatility. Delve into how mental modeling and fuzzy logic interpret the chaotic realities affecting rural livelihoods, revealing the profound helplessness born from unpredictable weather and market responses. Essential for students, policymakers, environmentalists, and anyone invested in the future of farming in India, this book offers vital insights into the psychological impact on farmers and agricultural productivity.
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A Reaper at the Gates
8Witness the thrilling climax of Sabaa Tahir’s New York Times bestselling Ember Quartet in “A Reaper at the Gates.” Empires clash and destinies intertwine in this epic fantasy where loyalties are tested and the fate of the world hangs in the balance. Experience a breathtaking adventure filled with magic, betrayal, and sacrifice. Pre-order now! ISBN: 9780008288792
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A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms: Being an Account by the Chinese Monk Fa-Hien of his Travels in India and Ceylon (A.D. 399-414)
0Journey back to ancient India with the remarkable travelogue of the Chinese monk Fa-Hien. Spanning A.D. 399-414, this account vividly chronicles his pilgrimage through Buddhist kingdoms and sacred sites like Gaya and Sarnath during the Gupta era. Gain unparalleled insights into monastic life, early Buddhist practices, and the enduring legacy of Emperor Ashoka. This meticulously translated work is an indispensable resource for understanding Indian history, ancient civilizations, and the profound spiritual heritage of the Indian subcontinent. Essential for students, historians, and enthusiasts of Buddhist studies.
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A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms: Being an Account by the Chinese Monk Fa-Hien of his Travels in India and Ceylon (A.D. 399-414)
0Uncover the secrets of ancient India through the eyes of Chinese monk Fa-Hien. This seminal work, translated by James Legge, provides a vivid, firsthand account of Buddhist kingdoms, pilgrimage sites like Sarnath and Gaya, and monastic life during the Gupta period. Explore the religious traditions and historical footprint of Emperor Ashoka’s era. A treasure for scholars of Indian history, Buddhist studies, and enthusiasts of ancient civilizations, this book illuminates a crucial chapter of the Indian subcontinent’s spiritual and cultural past.