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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Jagadish Chandra Bose a life. 2. Scientific achievements of Sir J.C. Bose. 3. The Bose Research Institute. 4. Jagadish Chandra and popular science. 5. Jagadish Chandra and environment. Conclusion. Appendices 1. Automatism is plant and animal. 2. Literature and science. 3. Life and its mechanism. 4. The unvoiced life. This is the fourth title in the series Science and Nationalism sponsored by the Indian National Science Academy New Delhi. It again deals with the interface between Science and Nationalism initiated by Mahendralal Sircar. The savant of scientific research in this monograph is Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose. He successfully overcame the colonial shackles on science and went on to become the prophet of a parallel science in India. The first exponent of wireless communication and life in plants he had to struggle to come out of the periphery of imperial science into the mainstream of world science. He became the founder of the Bose Research Institute a pioneering research seminary in basic sciences for Indian. He was also a pioneer of environmental studies and author of a remarkable Bengali Work Abyakta on environment. His life and work comprise the universe of this monograph. 120 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Satis Chandra Mukherjee and National Education. 3. Science and technology at the dawn society. 4. Scientific papers in the dawn magazine 1897 1913. Selections. This book deals with the hitherto neglected first phase of the National Education Movement. Satis Chandra Mukhrjee the Doyen of this movement comes live in this account. The Dawn Society which embodied this movement gets full coverage of its activities here. Science and technology got high priority in its agenda. Through its mouthpiece the Dawn Magazine a series of articles on science and technology were published. A selection of these papers has been analysed in this text and the selection has been printed as the appendices. This is the second volume of a project on Science and Nationalism in Bengal 1876 1947 sponsored by the Indian National Science Academy New Delhi for the authors at Jadavpur University. 112 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Creating an icon Rani Lakshmi Bai and the Tagore household at Jorasanko/Nikhiles Guha. 2. 1857 Sepoy Mutiny or war of independence Exploring the truth through terminological observation/Md. Khairul Anam. 3. Lord Dalhousie and Nawab Nazim Faree 248 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Situating tribals in modern Indian history/Surendra Jha. 2. The Khasis and the English 1783 90/Nikhiles Guha. 3. Rani Gaidiliu/S.K. Hira. 4. Preserving forests encroachment on the forest rights of the tribals of Santhal parganas/Samar Kumar Mallick. 5. The socio economic transition of Santhals in the South West Bengal/Arati Khan. 6. Santhals and healthcare/Chittabrata Palit. 7. Tribal way of curing diseases/Sutapa Sengupta. 8. Santhal response to health co operatives in Sriniketan/Keya Banerjee. 9. Indigenous education and the tribals of Midnapore/Subrata Kumar Mal. 10. Disintegration of Traditional Santhal elites and the rise of Santhal Bhadralok/Pradip Chattopadhyay. 11. Understanding Santhal creativity/Dipankar Bagchi. There is a lot of controversy over situating the tribals in modern Indian history. According to the Latin root the word tribal meant only a section of people with a distinct and autonomous culture of its own. In the Roman Empire they were never regarded segregated from the mainstream. But in colonial India the tribals who held fast to their autonomous culture and would not conform to colonial requirements were considered wild and outside the pale of civilization and therefore liable to be subjugated. To the imperialist anthropologist it was a virgin field of enquiry to discover the tribals as exclusivist people with unique features. They were to be treated as vanishing community. It was again a play of divide and rule against the mainstream society. The present volume is a bouquet of 11 essays on various aspects of tribal society and culture under British Rule. 148 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Settlement patterns in early history queries and evidence/Nupur Dasgupta. 2. The trend of urbanization and evolution of towns and cities in Ancient India from Post Harappan Period to the reign of the Guptas/G.P. Singh. 3. Tirupati a study of t 344 pp.

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