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An Analysis of John Rawls’s: A Theory of Justice
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Unlock the profound ideas of social justice with this essential analysis of John Rawls’s seminal work. For political science and philosophy students in India, this guide expertly dissects Rawls’s arguments on reasoning, liberalism, and critiques of existing systems. Delve into his innovative social contract theory, designed to build a fair and just society. Whether you’re an academic or a student exploring political philosophy in India, this book offers clear insights into achieving justice as fairness, enhancing your critical thinking.
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An Analysis of John Stuart Mill’s: Utilitarianism
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Master John Stuart Mill’s influential ‘Utilitarianism’ with this essential analysis. Explore foundational moral philosophy and ethics, dissecting Mill’s compelling arguments on defining right and wrong through happiness. This guide illuminates his critical thinking, systematic reasoning, and nuanced approach to calculating overall well-being. An indispensable resource for philosophy students across India studying ethics, moral theory, and consequentialism. Gain clarity on Mill’s watertight ethical framework and enhance your academic understanding of seminal philosophical texts.
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An Analysis of John W. Dower’s: War Without Mercy: Race and Power in the Pacific War
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Explore the profound cultural roots of animosity in the Pacific War. This incisive analysis delves into how popular culture and racial stereotypes fueled the brutal hostility of World War II between the US and Japan. Moving beyond conventional military history, it highlights how examining everyday media provides a powerful new perspective on wartime perceptions. Essential reading for students of history, cultural studies, and enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of the human dynamics driving global conflict.
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An Analysis of Jonathan Riley-Smit’s: The First Crusade and the idea of Crusading (The Macat Library)
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Uncover the pivotal reassessment of the First Crusade’s origins with Damien Peters’ sharp historical analysis. This essential academic study delves into Jonathan Riley-Smith’s groundbreaking work, powerfully challenging centuries of consensus regarding crusader motivations. Discover how faith, not merely greed, propelled men eastward and reshaped medieval history. Explore the critical examination of Pope Urban II’s defining speech and its impact on the concept of ‘just war.’ Essential for students and enthusiasts of medieval history, military strategy, and religious motivations in India.
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An Analysis of Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble (The Macat Library)
0₹575.25Delve into the radical rethinking of gender identity with Judith Butler’s seminal work, analysed in this Macat Library edition. Tim Smith-Laing’s accessible guide unpacks Butler’s powerful argument: that gender categories are not fixed by biology but constructed by societal assumptions. Discover how Butler challenged binary definitions, critiqued feminist factionalism, and paved the way for broader social solidarity movements. Essential reading for students and scholars of gender studies, philosophy, and social theory in Indian academia, this book illuminates crucial debates on identity and change.
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An Analysis of Karl Marx’s Capital: A Critique of Political Economy
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Unlock the enduring relevance of Karl Marx’s seminal work, Capital. This critical analysis demystifies Marx’s profound critique of political economy, his theories on capitalism, exploitation, and the genesis of communist thought. Gain essential insights into economic systems that shaped history and continue to influence contemporary global analysis. Perfect for Indian university students of economics, sociology, and philosophy, and an indispensable study aid for those preparing for competitive exams like UPSC, this book offers a clear path to understanding Marxism.
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An Analysis of Keith Thomas’s: Religion and the Decline of Magic
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Delve into a scholarly analysis of Keith Thomas’s foundational work on the interplay between religion and the decline of magic in European history. Simon Young meticulously examines how Thomas revolutionized the study of the occult and supernatural beliefs, establishing magic as a key historical problem. This insightful exploration uncovers crucial correlations between popular thought, state religion, and cultural shifts, revealing how Protestantism influenced beliefs and paved the way for scientific paradigms. Essential reading for students and researchers in history, cultural studies, and religious history seeking to understand evolving belief systems.
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An Analysis of Leon Festinger’s: A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance (The Macat Library)
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Dive into the core concepts of Leon Festinger’s influential Theory of Cognitive Dissonance with this in-depth analysis. Discover how Festinger sparked the cognitive revolution, shifting psychology from outward behaviour to understanding mental processes and internal conflicts. This essential guide unpacks the experiments that proved the existence of cognitive dissonance, a cornerstone of social psychology. Perfect for university students and enthusiasts across India studying psychology, sociology, and behavioural science. Gain clarity on how our minds reconcile conflicting beliefs and drive our actions.
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An Analysis of Lucien Febvre’s: The Problem of Unbelief in the Sixteenth Century
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Uncover groundbreaking historical analysis and explore the evolution of thought with this insightful examination of Lucien Febvre’s pivotal work. This study addresses the core question of sixteenth-century religious unbelief, investigating whether figures like Rabelais foreshadowed modern secularism and atheism. Learn about Febvre’s revolutionary ‘mentalities’ approach, which leveraged language, anthropology, and sociology to redefine historical study. Essential for history students, researchers, and scholars seeking to understand the foundations of intellectual history and modern historiography.
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An Analysis of Ludwig Von Mises’s: The Theory of Money and Credit
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Master the intricacies of monetary policy and economic liberalism with Pádraig Belton’s essential analysis of Ludwig von Mises’s foundational work. This deep dive illuminates the complex connections between private exchange, banking, and market forces shaping money and credit. Crucial for economics students, finance professionals, and scholars in India seeking to grasp Austrian economics and its historical influence. Understand the theoretical bedrock of modern financial thought and its enduring impact.
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An Analysis of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s: Philosophical Investigations
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Unlock the profound insights of 20th-century philosophy with a focused analysis of Wittgenstein’s seminal work on language, meaning, and context. This essential guide meticulously dissects Wittgenstein’s revolutionary ideas on how language shapes thought and solves philosophical problems, drawing clear parallels with Plato’s arguments. Essential reading for philosophy students and scholars in India, it clarifies how understanding ordinary language use provides solutions. Gain a deeper comprehension of one of philosophy’s most influential texts and enhance your academic studies with this authoritative interpretation.
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An Analysis of Mahbub ul Haq’s: Reflections on Human Development
0Original price was: ₹634.40.₹634.40Current price is: ₹634.40.Explore the transformative ideas of Mahbub ul Haq and redefine your understanding of development economics. This incisive analysis delves into Haq’s powerful arguments, challenging the traditional focus on economic productivity and championing human development as the true measure of societal progress. Learn how Haq advocated for empowering individuals to live the lives they desire, shifting the paradigm towards enhancing human capabilities and overall well-being. An essential read for students, policymakers, and anyone invested in genuine progress and social welfare in India and beyond.
