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Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. The immortality trap/Nabaneeta Dev Sen. 2. The people's court/B. Chandrika. 3. Three poems/Rajee Seth. 4. To grow or not to grow that is the question for women/Lakshmi Kannan. 5. Women's writes/Namita Gokhale. 6. My four enemies/Urmila Pawar. 7. Rani ki Zubani interview with Lakshmi Kumari Chudawat/Sukrita Paul Kumar. 8. The story of Manda/Laxman Gaikwad. 9. Feminist interventions in postcolonial theory/Santosh Gupta. 10. Positioning the post in post feminist reworking of strategies/Jasbir Jain. 11. Frontier feminists early Bengali women writers in English/Indrani Haldar. 12. Gender and conversion personal narratives of two nineteenth century Indian women/Meenakshi Mukherjee. 13. Self or motherhood is that the question/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. 14. Changing profile of women in Gujarati fiction/Anila Dalal. 15. From stereotype to individual women in women's short fiction in Gujarati/Amina Amin. 16. The bitter story of a divided self womanhood in Marathi women's autobiographies/Anjali Patwardhan Kulkarni. 17. Redefining feminine space and aesthetics a study of Maitreyi Pushpa's Edennmam and Chaak/Anita Vashishta. 18. Diasporic location and matrilineage the poetry of Sujata Bhatt Meena Alexander and Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni/Sudha Rai. 19. Contemporary women poets in Telugu/Pretti Kumar. 20. The battle within and without story as history nation as woman and the reconstruction of the colonial experience in post colonial Indian novel/Anu Celly. 21. The world of Zingaginama a woman's perspective/Tripti Jain. 22. The feminist voice in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/Mohini Khot. 23. Post feminist configurations in Githa Hariharan's short stories in The Art of Dying/Rajul Bhargava. The present volume Indian Feminisms brings together creative writing short stories and poems interviews critical interventions by creative writers theoretical formulations chronicles of women's history essays on autobiographies Dalit writing and analyses of socio political conditions. It reflects the complexity an variety of a woman's life. Amongst the contributors are well known writers Nabaneeta Dev Sen Lakshmi Kannan Lakshmi Kumari Chaudawat Rajee Seth B. Chandrika Urmila Pawar Laxman Gaikwad Namita Gokhale and Sukrita Paul Kumar. Other well known contributors are Meenakshi Mukherjee Indrani Haldar Santosh Gupta Avadhesh Kumar Singh Jasbir Jain Sudha Rai Anjali Patwardhan Kulkarni Anita Vashisht Tripati Jain Rajul Bhargava Mohini Khot and Anu Celly. There are thematic and theoretical studies and essays which explore histories of language literatures as well as studies which located their analysis within a comparative frameworks. The writers move across linguistic and regional boundaries to identify women's issues and interpret their histories. The collection presents an amazing wealth of interconnections and continuities in feminist thought in India and is a valuable contribution to gender studies. (jacket) 234 pp.

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. The study area, Roorkee, is based on the Upper Ganges Canal, which flows towards Haridwar, and the sub-tropical zone has both pure and mixed forests. In the study area, out of 124 plants, 6 categories are classified based on visible epidermal patterns or bark. 24 plants belong to the smooth category, 30 plants belong to the lenticels category, 50 plants belong to the ridges category, and 60 plants belong to the furrows category. Some plants belong to more than one category. A total of 124 plant species, belonging to 45 families, were collected and identified from the study area. Fabaceae (17), Moraceae (12), Apocynaceae (10), and Euphorbiaceae (8) are the four main families of flowering plants. The visible epidermal pattern on the stem depends on the age of the plant. The bark is a protective layer on the stem surface that protects the internal parts of the stem. Every stem has a unique pattern of epidermal layer that may help identify and classify plants. It also gives an indication of flora development and climatic conditions in the area. The bark of different plants has medicinal and chemical values. It provides shelter to different types of arthropods, insects, spiders, and nematodes. The book is expected to provide fundamental knowledge and recent information.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Note on Sanskrit Transliteration chart. 1. In their own words and worlds women saint poets and their poetry/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. 2. The voice of women an overview/Nagindas Sanghavi. 3. Women and Rsika Gargi in Vedic context/Yugal Kishor Mishra. 4. Therigatha songs of Bhikkhunis/Meena Talim. 5. Andal the ruler of all hearts/Rajam Natarajan Pillai. 6. Rabia Basri the saintly mystic/Mumtaz Currim. 7. Akka Mahadevi in search of identity/Girija Shastry. 8. The living light the mystical experience of Hildegard of Bingen and Julian of Norwich/Sister Ananda Amritmahal. 9. Lal Ded/Mohd. Zaman Azurdah. 10. Madhabi Dasi the first Oriya Saint poetess/Sulochana Das. 11. Candravati/Indra Nath Chaudari. 12. Mira the Ocean of Love and Devotion/Namvar Singh. 13. Marathi saint poetesses Janabai and Bahinabai/Aruna Dhere. 14. Tarigonda Vengamamba Telugu Saint poetess/K. Leelavati. 15. Gangasati the saint of Saurashtra/Bhandev. Revere Mother power or perish/Morari Bapu. The contributors. Index. This volume comprises articles that examine the contribution of women saints from India and abroad as well. The articles discuss the origin of Bhakti the Bhakti Movement and Bhakti/saint poetesses like Rsika Gargi Theris Andal Lal Ded Akka Mahadevi Mirabai Gangasati Tarigonda Vengamamba Janabai Bahinabai Madhabi Dasi Hildegard of Bingen and Julian of Norwich from different regions and religions. Their contribution constitutes a rich tradition of devotional discourse in terms of form as well as content and has survived till now in folk and learned traditions. The articles discuss their voices visions and sufferings physical and psychological and also the way they transcended them and voiced them in their compositions. Their uniqueness lies in their existence at multiple levels social poetic religious and spiritual among others. The volume would interest literary cultural historians and religious scholars and as well as general readers. 314 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgement. 1. Rama his Carita Manasa and Katha/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. 2. Valmiki Ramayana the Sanskrit Epic/Nagindas Sanghavi. 3. Valmiki the Sage and Kamban the Artist/D. Gnanasundaram. 4. The Ramavatara and the Valmiki Ramayana a comparative study/Subhash Chander Sachdeva. 5. Ranganatha Ramayanam Telugu Ramayana/K. Malayavasini. 6. The Bengali Ramayana of Krttivasa/Indra Nath Choudhuri. 7. Madhava Kandali's Ramayana and Contemporary Society/Indira Goswami. 8. Jagamohana Ramayana of Balarama Dasa Inheritance and innovation/Sitakant Mahapatra. 9. Ezhuthaccan's Adhyatma Ramayana and the Ramayana Tradition/K. Satchidanandan. 10. Eknath's Bhavarth Ramayana/Aruna Dhere. 11. Rom Sitma ni Varta The Ramayana of the Bhils/Bhagvandas Patel. 12. The Girdhara Ramayana a critical study/Upendra N. Dave. 13. Tulsidasa's Rama carita manasa an overview/Ambashankar Nagar. 14. Rama and His Kathas The Endless Saga/Poojya Shri Morari Bapuji. The contributors. Index. The long and continuous tradition of Rama Katha existed in many folk and oral forms before Adikavi Valmiki composed it in Sanskrit in written form as the Ramayana a book of divine harmony a bottomless and shoreless ocean of love piety and clemency. The subsequent centuries witnessed composition of Ramayana in many Indian languages like Tamil Malayalam Bengali Assamese Hindi Kashmiri Gujarati and Marathi among others. These versions share many similarities and some dissimilarities among them though their epicentral concerns remain the same. The present volume comprising more than a dozen articles by distinguished scholars discuss Ramayana in different Indian languages. The volume it is hoped would lead to mutual illumination of Rama Katha in different Indian languages and facilitate greater understanding of its timeless appeal and journey through ages. 374 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Reorganising Education Holistically: 1. Education in Bengal. 2. Reorganization of matriculation Education. 3. Educational Reconstructions. 4. Medium of Instruction. 5. Education and Employment. 6. Revamping the Education System. II. Reorienting Higher Education: 7. Reorienting the University to Its Goals. 8. Aims of University Education in India. 9. Functions of a University. 10. University Education and Our Destiny. 11. Role of the Universities in making the nation. 12. Forging the Future Through Universities in India. 13. Reorienting the University Education System to Changing India. 14. The Purpose of Higher Education. 15. Universities in Post-Independence India. 16. University for Spiritual Rebirth. 17. Reforming Higher Education for new India. III. On Advancement of Education: 18. On Science Education. 19. On Advancement of Science. 20. Science Education and Research in India. 21. Technical Education and Economic Development. 22. Role of Statistics in Education. 23. The Royal Asiatic Society and Its Contribution. IV. For Education: 24. The Visva-Bharati Bill Debate in the Indian Parliament. 25. The Bengal Secondary Education Bill Debate. 26. Presidential Speech at the Fifth All India Congress of the Arya Samaj. 27. Voice of women. 28. The Task of Reawakening the Soul of India. 29. Foundation Day Address, Calcutta University. 30. Convocation Address, Calcutta University. 31. Royal Asiatic Society. Syama Prasad Mookerjee was an academician, administrator and educational thinker, as may be discerned from his life-long engagement with education and discourses on education that he delivered on various occasions in the last two decades of his life in particular. Ironically, his contribution to domains beyond politics remains unacknowledged and a serious and vigorous consideration of his educational views and vision still eludes us to an extent that they are not a part of the discussions in the mainstream education system in India even today. The present volume endeavours to put together Mookerjee's educational discourses culled from almost all known sources till now. It is a tribute to Mookerjee, the educationist, who was committed to high ideals of Indian education and culture and strove to implement his vision in his different capacities. Be it stressing on the importance of Indian languages, the need to stay connected with the nation's civilisational strength and rich heritage, walking in step with the rest of the world in science and technology and shaping Indian education in a manner that it would appreciate the best of all religions rather than be totally cut off from them, Mookerjee's insights on education were essentially to facilitate the rediscovering of the Indian mind. This comprehensive book capturing the timeless vision of Syama Prasad Mookerjee, not just on education, but also on using education as a means to nation building and in creating a new world order with contribution from enlightened Indian minds, is a treasure for educationists, scholars, education administrators as well as the uninitiated.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction: Ramayana as the Inexhaustible Site of Knowledge and Wisdom/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. 1. Valmiki's Ramakatha: Origin and Development/Abhiraj Rajendra Mishra. 2. Ramayana: Between Archaeology and Text/Hemant Dave. 3. The Heritage of Valmiki Ramayana/Ramjee Singh. 4. Reinterpreting Ramakatha/Narendra Kohli. 5. Ramayana: The Voice of India/Indra Nath Choudhuri. 6. Appreciation of Ramayana in Literary Tradition/Radhavallabh Tripathi. 7. Ramayana as Literature/Rajendra Nanavati. 8. Ramayana: A Meta-poetics Text/Rajnish Mishra. 9. Tragic Elements in Ramayana/Nisha Rai. 10. Political Sermon and Diplomatic Policies in the Ramayava with Reference to Ayodhyakanda and Kishkindhakanda/Neelima Saikia. 11. Gandharvam in the Ramayanam/Rajlakshmi Srinivasan. 12. Moral Values in Valmiki Ramayana/Satya Vrata Shastri. 13. Spiritual Values in Valmiki Ramayana/Mithilaprasad Tripathi. 14. Divine and Human in the Valmiki Ramayana/Vijay Pandya. 15. Etiquettes and Propriety in the Ramayana/Brajakishore Swain. 16. Hanuman in Ramayana/S. Revathy. 17. Significance of Paduka in Ramayana/Jayanti Ravi. 18. Womanhood in the Ramayana/Gauri Mahulikar. 19. The Family Relations in Valmiki Ramayana/Nagindas Sanghavi. Index. Valmiki Ramayana, the first kavya (poetic composition) and the first mahakavya (epic) of the world, is an inexhaustible fountain of culture and knowledge. It has impacted infinite minds and souls in India and abroad, and continues to inspire and engage creative and critical minds, and will remain so for the ages to come. Ramayana, along with standardizing Ramakatha, transcends history, geography and binaries of mode of thinking. Its appeal may be discerned from the fact that it exists in different versions in various regions and forms. Notwithstanding these versions, Valmiki Ramayana rules human heart and mind for its subject matter and manner of articulation. The multilayered worlds of Ramayana make it a seedbed of ideas existing at various levels. Traversing generations, and getting interpreted anew in consonance with cultural needs and existential questions, it has earned serious critical consideration of scholars from different perspectives - literary, aesthetic, ethical, comparative, interdisciplinary, religious, philosophical, moral, social, archaeological, and intermedial among many. Hence, it demands its reinterpretation by every generation. The present book is a testimony to it and a response in this direction. Consisting of scholarly papers by eminent intellectuals and with a perspicuous introduction, this book reconsiders Valmiki Ramayana from different perspectives, presented in a seminar on Ramayana that was organized with the blessings of Pujya Morari Bapu.

Contents Acknowledgement LEAD IN Negotiating Little Questions Part I Word World and Perception 1 Word and Beyond Questions of Meaning and Interpretation 2 Theory of Creative Process in Narratives about the Ramayana and the Mahabharata Mythic Narrative as a Mode of Constituting Knowledge 3 Aesthetics Ethics and Indian Culture Part II Colonialism and After 4 India Self-refashioning and Colonialism Resistance and Polyvalence in the Nineteenth-   Century Gujarati and Hindi Renaissance Prose Writings 5 Ornament or Blessing or Both The Other in Colonial Paradigms with Reference to India 6 TheorizingNarrating Resistance and Colonization in India 7 Knowledge Globalization and Third World An Indian Contextual Discourse 8 Towards a New Framework of Literary Studies in Post-Colonial India Part III Literature and Theorizing in India 9 In Their Own Words and Worlds Women Saint Poets and their Poetry 10 Self or Motherhood Feminist Discourse in India  11 Constructing an Indian theory of Feminism  Problems and Potentialities 12 Towards an Indian Theory of Post-colonialism Part IV Criticism and India 13 Continuity and Change in Indian Critical Tradition 14 Rethinking Literary Theory in India  15 Postmodernism in India 16 Towards Compoetics in India Alternative Frameworks of Comparative Study of Poetics LEAD OUT Interliterariness and Contactuality in India Appendix A Select List of Compositions in Sanskrit in the Post-Jagannatha Period  Appendix B Select List of Texts in Sanskrit in the Post-Jagannatha Period Appendix C List of the Texts on Indian Poetics in the Post-Jagannatha Period Appendix D Select List of Works in Hindi on Indian Poetics in the Twentieth Century  Bibliography  IndexThe declining decades of the 20th century witnessed discussion of various issues pertaining to colonialism postcolonialism literary criticism and aesthetics in India The present book in its four parts Word World and Perception Colonialism and After Literature and Theorizing in India and Criticism and India deals with them and ancillary issues; and in the process of revisiting them not only critiques their constructs but also proposes alternative constructs in the context of Indian realities and their manifestations in creative and critical terms 608 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Vol. I Acknowledgement/Kapil Kapoor and Avadhesh Kumar Singh. Key to transliteration. Prefatory note/Kapil Kapoor and Avadhesh Kumar Singh. I. Indian knowledge systems (Ex)positions 1. Indian knowledge systems nature philosophy character/Kapil Kapoor. 2. Amara Bharati Sanskrit and the resurgence of Indian civilization/M.D. Srinivas. II. Indian knowledge systems and science 3. Educating sciences of life and mind/Ananda Wood. 4. India's scientific mind a quest for infinity/Michel Danino. 5. Dividing the thousand into three/Wagish Shukla. 6. Some special features in procedures of Ganesa Daivajna's Grahalaghavam a study of its special features/S. Balachandra Rao. 7. Philosophy and science in Indian texts/Ravi Khanna. III. Medical Science in India 8. Modern medicine and ancient Indian wisdom/B.M. Hegde. 9. Ayurveda as a knowledge system/P. Ram Manohar. 10. Social organization of knowledge in India folk and classical traditions/A.V. Balasubramanian. IV. Psychology polity and sociological texts 11. Psychology five major Indian contributions/Matthijs Cornelissen. 12. Indian political thought/Ashok S. Chausalkar. 13. Governance according to Manu smrti/Bharat Jhunjhunwala. 14. Agriculture and trade in India/P. Shashi Rekha. 15. Treatment of women in Indian sociological texts with reference to Manu Smrti/Chandrakala Padia. 16. The Indian Noetic tradition the Dharmasastras Bharatiya Jnana parampara/Santosh Kumar Shukla. 17. Vision of disaster management in Kautilya's Arthasastra/Niranjan Patel. 18. Indian psyche a note/V. Prakasam. Vol. II Key to transliteration. V. Aesthetics and poetics 19. Alam Brahma/Rewaprasad Dwevedi. 20. Salvation by knowledge Ananda Coomaraswamy and the tradition of Indian aesthetics/Chandrashekhar Jahagirdar. 21. Krsna Dvaipayana's Veda of life/Kavita A. Sharma. 22. Reading the first Adhyaya of the Natyasastra/Makarand Paranjape. 23. Neither Amnesia nor Aphasia knowledge continuity and change in Indian poetics/Avadhesh Kumar Singh. VI. Philosophy logic and language 24. Buddhist traditions and knowledge/Geshe N. Samten. 25. Indian ontology from Veda and Vedanta/Shashiprabha Kumar. 26. One universe multiple systems two major sources/Renu Malhotra. 27. Principles of determining the meaning of words and sentences the Mimamsakas perspectives/Daya Shankar Mishra. 28. Ontology of speech sounds/Rajnish Kumar Mishra. 29. Toward a theory of syntax/Bhavatosh Indraguru. 30. Vakyapadiya basic linguistic concepts/R.V. Dhongde. VII Knowledge formation dissemination and practice 31. Syncretism in Indian knowledge systems a case study of Durga Puja/Debasish Chakrabarty. 32. Narrative as epistemology in the Brahmana texts/Atanu Bhattacharya. 33. Folk wisdom and environmental crisis a contemporary case study from the Western Himalayas/Raghubir Singh Pirta. 34. Saraswati Hieroglyphs and Bharatiya cultural continuum Mlecchita Vikalpa and Bharatiya Sabhyata/S. Kalyanraman. Index. India has continuous and cumulative intellectual traditions in many domains of knowledge. This tradition has its beginning in the Rgveda the first attested Indo European document and continues to be alive in the life practices and learning of the Indian people. The power and pertinence of knowledge systems in this tradition are attested by the existence of innumerable texts and thinkers that continue to be the subject of study in major contemporary universities round the world. Not many today are aware of this rich heritage of thought. The academy therefore produces rootless young minds that at best are ignorant and at worst have contempt for their own traditions of thought. The two volumes comprising 34 articles by distinguished scholars expound some major Indian knowledge systems viz. Logic philosophy of language technology and crafts polity and governance ethics and sociological texts architecture poetics and aesthetics law and justice mathematics and astronomy agriculture trade and commerce and medicine and life science. Under its seven sections.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. The book Characteristics of Medicinal Flora in Roorkee Area, Haridwar explores the historical significance of medicinal plants, tracing their use from ancient Greece to Ayurveda. It catalogs 272 medicinal plants from Roorkee, detailing their scientific names, local names, habitat, morphology, chemical composition, and therapeutic applications. With color photographs for easy identification, it serves as a valuable resource for pharmacists, researchers, and students. The author expresses gratitude to mentors, colleagues, and family for their support. Published by Walnut Publications, this book aims to enhance knowledge of herbal medicine and invites suggestions for further improvement.

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