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A History of British India
0Explore the factual foundations of British rule in India with this significant historical account. Drawing on decades of meticulous research from Indian and European archives, and informed by his direct experience as an Indian Civil Service officer, Hunter moves beyond romanticized notions to reveal the real work and impact of the colonial era. This essential volume offers a vital perspective for students, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the complex history of British India and its lasting effects on the subcontinent. Gain deep insights into a pivotal period.
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A History of British Publishing
0Discover the transformative journey of British publishing, from Caxton’s innovation to the modern era. This authoritative history charts the evolution of the book trade, detailing technological shifts, political control, and the critical impact of copyright laws. Explore how printing brought literature, the Bible, and broadsheets to wider audiences, navigating challenges like pirated editions and the rise of affordable books. An essential read for library science students, publishing professionals, and enthusiasts keen to understand the history of the printed word and its societal influence.
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A History of Buddhist Philosophy: Continuties and Discontinuties
0Explore the profound depths of Buddhist thought with David J. Kalupahana’s “A History of Buddhist Philosophy: Continuities and Discontinuities.” This authoritative work, ISBN 9788120811911, offers an unparalleled introduction to Buddhist philosophical principles and their historical evolution. Delve into early Buddhist concepts, from knowledge and understanding to human suffering, and trace the continuities and discontinuities in later Buddhist doctrines. Discover how different schools either embraced substantialism or stayed true to the Buddha’s original teachings. An essential read for anyone interested in Asian thought and Buddhist philosophy, available at The Bookish Owl.
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A History of Burning
19Discover “A History of Burning” by Janika Oza (ISBN: 9781529921830), a captivating saga spanning generations and continents. From India to Kenya to Canada, this book explores the enduring impact of family secrets, betrayals, and the search for belonging. Experience a poignant tale of resilience, loss, and the unbreakable bonds of love in the face of adversity. Order your copy today and embark on an unforgettable journey.
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A History of Capitalism 1500-2000
15“A History of Capitalism 1500-2000” by Indian Hist. Records Committee (ISBN: 9788187879145) explores the rise of capitalism from the conquest of the Americas to the industrial revolution. Discover the transformative journey of resource accumulation and structural shifts that shaped modern economies. A must-read for history buffs and economics enthusiasts interested in understanding the evolution of global capitalism.
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A History of Chinese Theatre in the 20th Century II (China Perspectives)
0Delve into the captivating history of Chinese theatre during the pivotal 20th century. This essential volume meticulously chronicles the period from 1949 to 2000, exploring dramatic reforms, the spectacle of the Cultural Revolution, and theatre before China’s opening. It offers profound insights into the evolution of Asian performing arts through tumultuous political and social shifts. A must-read for students of theatre studies, cultural historians, and anyone interested in Asian performing arts, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of a transformative era in Chinese dramatic tradition.
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A History of Civilisation in Ancient India: Based on Sanscrit Literature 1st (Hardcover)
0Dive deep into the origins of Indian civilization with this authoritative exploration based on Sanskrit literature. Authored by the notable Indian historian Romesh Chunder Dutt, this volume illuminates the Vedic, Epic, and Rationalistic periods. Gain profound insights into ancient Indo-Aryan society, religious practices, law, and scientific advancements that shaped Indian culture. Essential for students of Ancient India history and enthusiasts of India’s intellectual heritage, this book offers a foundational understanding of a civilization built on rich Sanskrit texts.
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A History of Civilisation in Ancient India: Based on Sanscrit Literature 2 Vols. Set (Hardcover)
0Uncover the vibrant tapestry of Ancient India’s civilization through the lens of its own rich Sanskrit literature. This seminal two-volume set provides an unparalleled exploration of Indo-Aryan society, from the Vedic and Epic ages through the Rationalistic, Buddhist, and Puranic periods. Delve into ancient Indian history, societal structures, religious evolution, and scientific achievements, all meticulously researched from classical texts. An indispensable resource for students, history buffs, and anyone passionate about India’s profound cultural heritage and ancient past.
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A History of Classical Poetry Sanskrit-Pali-Prakrit (A History of Indian Literature, volume 3, Fasc 1)
12Explore the rich history of classical poetry in Sanskrit, Pali, and Prakrit with “A History of Classical Poetry.” This comprehensive volume, part of A History of Indian Literature, delves into ancient Indian thought and civilization, offering insights into these languages’ literary works. Discover the evolution of poetic forms and expressions from renowned scholar Siegfried Lienhard. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone interested in Indian literary history. ISBN: 9789388540391
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A History of Colonial India: 1757 to 1947
0Unravel India’s transformative colonial era from 1757 to 1947. This comprehensive history delves into British rule, exploring socio-political shifts, economic changes, the Revolt of 1857, the rise of Indian nationalism, Gandhi’s influence, and the momentous Partition. Drawing from sociology, history, and political science, it offers crucial insights into colonial policies and their impact on India. Essential reading for students, scholars, teachers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of India’s journey to independence.
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A History of Development Economics Thought: Challenges and Counter-challenges: 109 (Routledge Studies in Development Economics)
0Uncover the dynamic history of development economics thought, crucial for understanding economic progress. This book meticulously traces the evolution from classical economists through key theories of development and underdevelopment, exploring structuralism, neo-Marxism, and neo-liberal counter-revolutions. It’s an essential resource for Indian students and scholars of economics, offering critical insights into the intellectual debates that shape our understanding of global economic challenges. Grasp the core concepts and counter-arguments vital for comprehending economic policy and growth, making it indispensable for anyone focused on economic history and theory.
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A History of Economic Policy in India: Crisis, Coalitions, and Contingency
0Unravel the forces shaping India’s economic journey in this insightful political economy analysis. Discover how crisis, coalitions, and contingency, rather than just choice, have driven economic policy since independence. This book offers a rigorous yet accessible overview, examining policies across colonial rule, Nehru, Indira Gandhi, liberalization, UPA, and NDA regimes. Gain a unique perspective evaluating policies based on political and economic constraints faced. Essential for students of economics, political science, and anyone keen to understand India’s economic evolution and reforms.