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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Original title. Preface. Introduction. 1. Sannyasis and Fakirs. 2. Their places of pilgrimage. 3. Conditions in Bengal. 4. The earliest incursions 1760 1769. 5. The raids increase 1770 1772. 6. Widespread incursions and military operations 1772 1 212 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Introduction/Somdatta Mandal and Himadri Lahiri. I. Theoretical Paradigms 1. Eat Me America some aspects of Indian writing in America/Mohan Ramanan. 2. Political realities and the colors of imagination/Jasbir Jain. 3. Traveling with walls the South Asian intellectual in the United States/Manju Jaidka. 4. The text as narrative reading ideology/Sukalpa Bhattacharjee. 5. Crossing borders in search of Aesthetics/Himadri Lahiri. II. Chinese American Voices 6. Racist stereotyping and contemporary Chinese American literature/Gulshan Rai Kataria. 7. American circumstances and Chinese character narrative strategies in Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club/Gonul Pultar. III. African American Voices 8. African American drama's journey towards the centrestage/Jap Preet Kaur Bhangu. 9. Ballad of a dream deferred blackness and bleakness in the poetry of Langston Hughes/Mina Surjeet Singh. 10. Folk creativity as a subversive gesture in Zora Neal Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God/Punam Gupta. 11. Racism and the literature of protest in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man/R.G. Kulkarni. IV. Indian American Voices 12. A Forest On Fire the literary imagination of Meena Alexander/E. Nageswara Rao. 13. Questing otherness along the fault lines/Nila Das. 14. Straddling two worlds diasporic dislocation in Vijay Lakshmi's Pomegranate Dreams/Anil Raina. 15. Stuck In Dead Space the sense and sensibility of the Indian American in Bharati Mukherjee's short stories/Anu Celly. 16. Tightrope Walk Relationships in multicultural space/Ila Rathor. 17. Cultural displacement in the stories of Anjana Appachana and Shauna Singh Baldwin/Alka Saxena. 18. Strictly male voice a study of Prem Chopra's Salaam New York/Eami Mathew. V. Other Voices 19. The Ignored Americans Speak critiquing native American female voices/Mukul Sengupta. 20. Robin White's works a reverse navigation/I.H Shihan. 21. Past the Shadow and the Silence Interpreting Arab American women's poetry/Indrani Datta Chaudhuri. 22. Self and the Southern Heritage a reappraisal of the short fiction of Katherine Anne Porter and Eudora Welty/Pratibha Nagpal. VI. Intercultural Studies 23. Ethnic tribulations in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man and William Styron's Sophie's Choice/K.B. Razdan. 24. Ideology and attitude towards nature a comparative study of Claude McKay and Bharathidasan/S.S. Kumar. 25. Politics of Complexity mapping the space of multiethnic Herstories/Deepshikha Kotwal. 26. Within and without Margins cross cultural spaces in Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye and Kingston's The Woman Warrior/Shukla Saha. VII. The Performing Arts 27. The South Asian Diaspora vis a vis the Ubiquitous Bhangra/Somdatta Mandal. 28. From the margin to the mainstream analyzing Manoj Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense/Manpreet Kaur Kang. VIII. American Studies and Its Future 29. MELUS Where Shall We Go From Here/Mohan Ramanan. In the present day multicultural world the issue of identifying an individual's space becomes a topic of significant concern particularly for an immigrant writer who is already burdened with issues of immigration acculturation and identity politics. The present anthology brings together selected papers from the 2003 MELUS India National Conference on South Asians in the United States The Diasporic Experience and the 2004 International Conference on Scene Space Scenario Contexts of multi Ethnic literatures in the Americas. Among the many contributors are Jasbir Jain Manju Jaidka E. Nageswara Rao Mohan Ramanan I.H Shihan and Gonul Pultar. The essays deal with a wide variety of themes and have been classified under several sub headings Theoretical Paradigms Indian American Chinese American African American Voices Intercultural Studies the Performing Arts and so on. The volume purports to make a rich contribution to the areas of Asian American studies ethnic studies immigrant literature and comparative studies. 312 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The twenty-five stories in The Greatest Hindi Stories Ever Told represent the finest short fiction in Hindi literature. Selected and translated by editor, writer, and translator Poonam Saxena, and ranging from early literary masters of the form such as Premchand, Chandradhar Sharma Guleri, BhishamSahni, HarishankarParsai, Mannu Bhandari, and Shivani to contemporary greats such as AsgharWajahat, Uday Prakash, Sara Rai, and others, the collection has stories of darkness, hope, triumph, anger, and irony. In Premchand's 'The Thakur's Well', 'low-caste' Gangi struggles to find drinking water for her ill husband; in 'The Times Have Changed' by Krishna Sobti, the matriarch Shahni bids a heart-breaking farewell to her village during Partition; Krishna BaldevVaid's 'Escape' is a telling story about women's yearning for freedom; Yashpal's 'Phoolo's Kurta' is a sharp commentary on child marriage and notions of female modesty; in BhishamSahni's 'A Feast for the Boss' and Usha Priyamvada's 'The Homecoming', ageing parents find themselves tragically out of sync with their family; Amarkant's 'City of Death' looks at the fragile thread that holds together communal peace; PhanishwarnathRenu's 'The Third Vow' features the lovable bullock-cart driver Hiraman; Bhagwaticharan Varma's 'Atonement' and HarishankarParsai's 'The Soul of Bholaram' are scathing satires; and 'Tirich' by contemporary writer Uday Prakash is a surreal talethese and other stories in the collection are compelling, evocative, and showcase an unforgettable range of brilliant styles, forms, and themes. Chandradhar Sharma Guleri Premchand Bhagwaticharan Verma Yashpal Agyeya BhishamSahni PhanishwarnathRenu HarishankarParsai Amarkant Krishna Sobti Krishna BaldevVaid Rajendra Yadav Mohan Rakesh Kamleshwar Usha Priyamvada Mannu Bhandari Kamtanath Shivani Doodhnath Singh Omprakash Valmiki Shaani Shekhar Joshi AsgharWajahat Uday Prakash Sara Rai.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgement. Preface. Introduction. I. Issues of human rights 1. Human rights panel spreads its wings. 2. NHRC and People's Movements. 3. NHRC's Confidential Document. 4. Right to Information and empowerment of the people. 5. Missing prisoners in India and Pakistan. 6. The Law of Blasphemy in Pakistan an unlawful law. 7. A tribute to Justice Dorab Patel. 8. Women's movement in Islamic countries. 9. Akhtar Hameed Khan. 10. Torture and media awareness. 11. Police excesses. 12. Emergency looking back. 13. Humanists and human rights under attack. 14. Human rights and nuclear explosions at Pokhran. 15. Affirmative action in danger. II. Dalits reservation and caste 16. Caste iron. 17. Reconversion Movement with a vengeance. 18. Academics renew anti reservation stir. 19. President of India under attack. 20. Human rights of Dalits on the agenda of the UN. 21. Durban a victim's conference. III. Hindutva and communalism 22. Hindutvavad and communalism. 23. Hindutvavadis intolerance of minorities. 24. Communalism. 25. Objectionable nonsense. 26. The communal virus will destroy the country. IV. M.N. Roy Gandhi and partition 27. M.N. Roy uncompromising Anti Fascist and radical philosopher. 28. Life of an iconoclast. 29. A critical voice on Gandhi. 30. Opinion of political scientists on M.N. Roy and Gandhi. 31. What led to the Two Nation Theory and partition. 32. Was partition of India inevitable. V. Essays on politics and other thorny issues 33. Mischiefs of party spirit. 34. Ramblings on Minor Foibles. 35. An unwarranted outburst. 36. Contempt of Court a dicey question. The dismal state of human rights and the surrounding political environment in India cannot be emphasised enough. The writings collected here are meant to raise the general level of awareness about the issues concerning human rights. Linked with these issues is also the painful subject of the partition of India. Many of the conflicts one sees today are a result of this shattering event in India's history. The two essays that deal with this subject are included in the volume. Human rights in India are linked to the twin menaces and communalism. Both these issues and their various aspects have been addressed in the sections on Dalits Reservation and Caste and Hindutva and Communalism. The writer's close relationship with one of the leading political thinkers of the twentieth century in India M.N. Roy forms the subject of the section M.N. Roy Gandhi and Partition. The difference in Roy and Gandhi's approach to important matters concerning India has been scrutinized in the essay Opinion of Political Scientists on M.N. Roy and Gandhi. This book is meant as much for the lay reader as for a serious researcher into human rights in India. 256 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction/Dev Raj Dahal and Nishchal Nath Pandey. 1. Trade liberalization and human security in South Asia/Indra Nath Mukherji. 2. Environmental security in South Asia dimensions issues and problems/B.C. Upreti. 3. Major powers and South Asia/C.V. Ranganathan. 4. Comprehensive security in South Asia a view from Bangladesh/Farooq Sobhan. 5. Comprehensive security in South Asia a Pakistani perspective/Ghani Jafar. 6. Bangladesh India relations recent trend/Mohammad Humayun Kabir. 7. Indo Lanka relations recent trends/Jehan Perera. 8. Indo Pakistan relations latest trends/Najam Rafique. 9. Media state relations in South Asia a general overview with particular reference to India/Narayani Ganesh. 10. Religious conflicts in South Asia their impact on security/Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema. 11. Military confidence building measures in the India Pakistan context/Satish Nambiar. 12. Intra state armed conflict in South Asia impact on regional security/Suba Chandran. 13. Indo Bhutan relations recent trends/Tashi Choden. 14. Security and governance in South Asia/Jaya Rai Acharya. 15. Comprehensive security in South Asia problems and prospects/Mohan Lohani. 16. China in South Asia an emerging dynamic/M.R. Josse. 17. Refugees in South Asia and impact on regional security/Nishchal Nath Pandey. 18. Indo Nepal Relations future prospects/Prakash A. Raj. It was presumed that after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the subsequent end of the Cold War conflicts and discords would cease in the international arena and a new era of peace stability and prosperity would begin. However the last decade has witnessed an unprecedented rise in inter and intra state conflicts and a phenomenal growth in violence centering around ethnicity religion and separatism. Moreover crisis stemming from refugee flows malgovernance economic downturn environmental degradation etc. has posed additional problems in safeguarding human freedom and security. In this insightful volume eighteen well known South Asian authors dwell on a range of issues disturbing state security bilateral relations and regional harmony in South Asia and suggest a range of propositions for a subcontinent free from tension and hostility. 261 pp.

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