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Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. Distribution. 3. Taxonomy. 4. Physical features. 5. Study area. 6. Methodology. 7. Observations i. Habits and habitat. ii. Behaviour a. Vocalization. b. Food and feeding. c. Burrowing. d. Grooming. e. Social. f. Mating. g. Parental. iii. Marmot population in Eastern Ladakh. iv. Predators. 8. Conservation status i. Habitat status. 9. Threats. 10. Remarks. 11. Acknowledgements. 12. References. 20 pp. …

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. Stratigraphy. Systematics 1. Nerita (Amphinerita) sp. 2. Euchrysalis sp. 3. Rostellaria sp. 4. Lyria (Lyria) sp. A. 5. Lyria (Lyria) sp. B. 6. Diastoma sp. 7. Eocypraea sp. A. 8. Eocypraea sp. B. 9. Zaria sp. 10. Natica (Cochlis) sp. 11. Ampullella sp. 12. Pterygia (s. str.) sp. 13. Genota sp. 14. Globularia sp. 15. Conus sp. 16. Ancillus sp. 17. Eovasum sp. 18. Grammatodon sp. 19. Grammatodon (Indogrammatodon) sp. 20. Modiolus (Modiolus) sp. 21. Chlamys (Argopecten) sp. 22. Chlamys (Lyropecten) sp. 23. Chlamys (Vertipecten) sp. A. 24. Chlamys (Vertipecten) sp. B. 25. Chlamys (Pecten) sp. 26. Spondylus (Corallospondylus) sp. 27. Lopha sp. A. 28. Lopha sp. B. 29. Pseudocardita sp. A. 30. Pseudocardita sp. B. 31. Siliqua sp. 32. Polymesuda (Geloina) sp. 33. Periglypta sp. A. 34. Periglypta sp. B. 35. Hubertoceras sp. A. 36. Hubertoceras sp. B. 37. Kinkeliniceras sp. A. 38. Kinkeliniceras sp. B. 39. Macrocephalites (s. str.) sp. A. 40. Macrocephalites (s. str.) sp. B. 41. Subkossmatia sp. 42. Kondiloceras sp. 43. Mayaites sp. 44. Reineckeia sp. 45. Burmirhynchia sp. 46. Gen. indet. (Rhynchonellid). 47. Kallirhynchia sp. 48. Prinocidaris sp. 49. Clypeaster sp. 50. Clypeaster cf. apertus Duncan & Sladen 1883. 51. Clypeaster cf. monticulifera Duncan & Sladen 1883. 52. Schizaster cf. granti Duncan & Sladen 1836. Discussion. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. 53 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Nariyel. 2. Supari. 3. Canes. 4. Palmyra palm. 5. Date palm. 6. Sago palm. 7. Talipot palm. 8. Oil palm. 9. Thio of palm development. 10. Technology in palm sector. 11. Human dimension. 12. Organisation. 13. Information. 14. TOWS 104 pp.

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents The genealogy of Janamejaya. Preface. 1. The source. 2. The palace halls. 3. In the forest. 4. Anonymity the thirteenth year. 5. Return to the lost kingdom. 6. The song of God Bhagavad Gita. 7. Battle at Kurukhetra. 8. Reconciliation of the living. 9. The final climb. 10. The real and the unreal. About the author. In the same way that Iliad represents the national epic of ancient Greece the Mahabharata is the heroic tale of ancient India. Written by the sage Vyasa in Sanskrit and completed between 500 BCE and AD 200 the Mahabharata contains over 88 000 verses and tells of a great dynastic war fought on the plains of India more than three millennia ago. Gandharva Raja introduces modern readers to this centuries old epic in new verse form while preserving the classic text's central theme and storyline. With an ambitious poetic reengineering he artfully uses the triplet lyrical structure varying the rhyme and rhythm in an attempt to link the past to the prevailing literary taste of today. Though not a translation and substantially reduced in length Epic Mahabharata maintains the inner core of the original tale delivering a timeless tribute to ancient India. 171 pp.…

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Mammalia. 2. Aves. 3. Reptilia. 4. Amphibia. 5. Table. References. From the introduction Among the four National Parks in the State of Maharashtra Sanjay Gandhi National Park (originally known as Borivali National Park) is an attractively preserved green oasis within the confine of Mumbai (Bombay) metropolis. The park exhibits an amazing diversity of terrain from 30 m above sea level to almost 500 m and displays coastal dry and mixed deciduous and typical Western Ghat plateau habitats. It boasts of two big lakes (Tulsi and Vihar) and a number of 2000 years old Buddhist caves popularly known as Kanheri caves. Due to its proximity to Mumbai city a lot of people visit study and write about this park. In this booklet an attempt has been made to provide a concise general information about the commonly known vertebrate and some of the invertebrate species for the benefit of visitors. Sanjay Gandhi National Park (preciously known as Krishnagiri Upawan and later as Borivali National Park) is situated about 25 km North of Mumbai city and is only 8 km from the shores of the Arabian Sea. It lies between 72o53 & 72o50 East longitude and 19o88 & 19o21 North latitude. The southern boundary of the park is formed by the shore of Vihar lake the eastern by the townships of Bhandup Mulund and Thane and the Western by Goregaon Malad Kandivli and Borivali suburbs of Mumbai. The Northern boundary extends beyond Bassein creek and includes the Nagla forest block. The park covers an area of 96.40 sq. kms. out of which the recreational sector alone takes up 5.06 sq. kms. area. The park terrain is semi mountainous the level ground being between Tulsi and Vihar lakes the lower westerly reaches of Krishnagiri Upawan and the Northern end of Chenna forest. These hills are regarded as the outer spurs of the Sahyadris (Western Ghats). The major sources of water in the park are Tulsi Vihar lakes and Dahisar Rewat nallas. Tulsi and Vihar have a combined water spread area of about 8.62 sq. kms. and are source of drinking water supply to Mumbai city. The present communication gives an account on commonly occurring 21 mammalian 38 avian (bird) 16 reptilian and 3 amphibian species. The account covers information in brief on diagnostic characters distribution habit and current status (including conservation status) for the benefit of the visitor. 58 pp.…

Paperback. Zustand: As New. Reprint. For the first time Dalits are writing about their lives themselves. They have long been written about by others by anthropologists historians and novelists. In fighting against the gross and tremendous injustice that has been their heritage for centuries Dalit writers give voice to their aspirations for achieving equality. Translated into English for the first time from the original Hindi Omprakash Valmiki's autobiography talks of growing up in a village near Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh in an untouchable caste Chuhra well before the defiant term Dalit was coined. As he states bleakly Dalit life is excruciatingly painful charred by experiences only he or she who has suffered this anguish knows its sting. Joothan refers to the scraps left on plates that are then given to Dalits to eat. In some ways it is a symbol of the demeaning existence imposed on the Dalits. Valmiki's story is one of terrible grief and oppression of survival and achievement of his emergence as a freer human being in a society that remains compassionless towards Dalits. 134 pp.…

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Introduction. 2. IUCN redlist system. 3. The Redlist index. 4. What is redlist. 5. Uses of redlist. 6. Users of redlist. 7. Aims of the IUCN Redlist categories and criteria. 8. How is the Redlist compiled. 9. The IUCN Redlist categories. 10. The IUCN criteria for critically endangered endangered and vulnerable. 11. Major threats to biodiversity. 12. Extraction of Redlist species (IUCN 2004). 13. Conservation assessment and management plan (CAMP). 14. Protection of Indian Redlist fauna. 15. Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972. 16. International trade in species of wild flora and fauna (CITES). 17. Convention of migratory species of wild animals (CMS). 18. Globally threatened Indian fauna. 19. A look at the global trends. Acknowledgements. References. 104 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Image of indigenous industries. 2. De industrialisation in colonial Assam a myth or reality. 3. Social formation of blacksmiths of Brahmaputra Valley of Assam (Late Medieval to Mid colonial period). 4. Social mobility of an occupational group the Sonwals of Assam (18 and 19 centuries). 5. Dynamics of change in mode of production and technology in 19 and early 20 century Assam. 6. Indigenous and Swadeshi enterprise in Surma Valley a supplementary note. Conclusion. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. History of Assam has already been enriched by the writings of many eminent historians. But this volume has its own distinctive standpoint from which it has tried to study the socio economic history of the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam. Indigenous industries being the central theme the present volume covers the socio economic structure of pre colonial Assamese society and its co relation with the artisanal population and production the dynamics of change in mode of production and technology during the colonial era the social impact of the opening of a closed economy to a limited market oriented one with a process of mobility in the traditional occupation group caste tribe dichotomy and its relationship with the artisans. The volume represents the slow formation of a layer in the homogeneous national character of the Assamese bourgeoisie with Swadeshi Enterprise as a new mode of production. 164 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Do we need feminist theory. 2. History of ideas on woman Aristotle to mill. 3. Marxists feminism. 4. Women's oppression and the rise of private property Engel's view. 5. Psychoanalysis and women's oppression. 6. Women's oppression Simone De Beauvoir and the second sex. 7. Radical feminism. 8. Lesbian feminism. 9. Cultural feminism and gynocentrism. 10. Feminism and post modernism the crisis in feminism. 11. French feminism (s) Kristeva Irigary Wittig Cixous. 12. Appendix some vital issues in feminism. 13. Appendix what is to be done. Notes and references. In the 1960s and 70s a diverse group of political and cultural movements which included women's right to control her reproductive power the politicization of domestic violence via state intervention the incorporation of special job allocation for women the establishment of welfare policies by the liberal state for single mothers and other related rights came under the umbrella phrase Second Wave Feminism. While there remained substantial differences within the politics of feminism at this time one central theme running in the movement was that the personal is the political. This theme remains the slogan for feminist politics round the world today. A pedestrian account of Feminism will tell us that it is all about empowering women an inquiry into the history of feminism and feminist theory with tell us that it is about revolutionizing human relationships. That is why all power relationships and inequalities whether they stem from patriarchy the culture the feudal state the ideological state apparatus the global free market or the social arrangement of compulsory hetero sexuality are feminist concern. In the end feminism and feminist theory remains a revolutionary movement in praxis and theory. 162 pp.…

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. The evolution of aesthetics the general version. 2. The theories of the Beauty and the beautiful. 3. Introduction to modern literary theory. 4. An introduction to modernism. 5. Modernism. 6. Modernism in literature another perspective. 7. From modernism to postmodernism. 8. Some attributes of post modernist literature. 9. Postmodern novel and meta narratives. 10. The genealogy of postmodernism contemporary American poetry. 11. Conventional approach to structuralism. 12. Elements of structuralism and its application to literary theory. 13. Structuralism and literary criticism. 14. Post structuralism. 15. Language and the sign in post structuralism. 16. Semiotics and the science of literature/art. 17. Deconstruction a preview. 18. From Stanford presidential lectures Jacques Derrida and schools of definitions. 19. Issues of the deconstructors. 20. The TEXT and the LOGOS language debate in Jacques Derrida's deconstruction. 21. Beyond deconstruction. 22. After deconstruction. 23. What deconstruction is not. 24. Feminism ideology and deconstruction a pragmatist view. Bibliography. This book attempts to see through the definitions judgments and the characteristic features of the literary theories and the critical schools of literature offering special emphasis on the concepts of beauty aesthetics modernism postmodernism structuralism meta narrative semiotics deconstruction and on the philosophical psyche of criticism itself that have swept the critical consciousness of the 20 century. The work is patterned in to be elaborate and explicit enough so as to reach both the target readers students research scholars teachers and the readers in general not frequenters to this discipline. 227 pp.…

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.…

Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. Review of literature. Materials and methods. Description of study area 1. Collection of meteorological data. 2. Collection and preservation of abiotic and biotic samples. 3. Analysis of water and sediment samples. 4. Analysis of benthic fauna. 5. Statistical analysis. Results and discussion 1.Climate conditions. 2. Physico chemical characteristics. 3. Water characteristics. 4. Sediment characteristics. 5. Biological characteristics. 6. Qualitative composition of benthic fauna. 7. Quantitative evaluation of benthic fauna. 8. Community analysis. 9. Statistical analysis. Conclusion. Summary. Acknowledgements. References. From the Preface During the last few decades lakes allover the world have become the focus of environmental investigations. The increased human activities including excessive dumping of organic as well as non biodegradable wastes have brought about drastic changes in lake environment in India and especially Calcutta now Kolkata. The urban lakes in Calcutta are in fact predominantly plagued with problems pertaining to poor water quality prolific growth of weeds and loss of bio eco aesthetic values. Keeping in view of these threats to Rabindra Sarovar (RS) Government of India has declared this lake as a National Lake under the National Lake Conservation programme (NLCP). The basic objectives of such a designation to RS are to improve its environment along with prevention of pollution catchment area treatment desilting deweeding as well as research and development studies on floral and faunal activities and related ecological aspects. So as a part of the NLCP present investigations were undertaken on two major urban lake environments viz. Rabindra Sarovar and Subhas Sarovar which are located in the heart of the city Calcutta. A comprehensive study of physico chemical characteristics of water and sediment and benthic fauna was undertaken in the present research to cover a multitude of impairments of the aquatic system like presence of nutrient salts and estimation of benthic condition. Herein the physico chemical status of the lake ecosystem is described covering a wide spectrum of parameters while the study on the benthic fauna emphasized their importance as an effective tool for supplementing the physico chemical information on the lakes. Various biological indices were calculated to reflect the overall condition of the aquatic system by a single index value. On the other hand statistical analyses were done to elaborate the inter relationships between the selected abiotic factors and benthic components of the lake so that the available information may clearly and convincingly demonstrate the health of these two lakes. 120 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Freud Castration complex and the law of the father. 2. The castration complex starcke van ophuijen Alexander and Fenichel. 3. The Freud Jones debate on the feminine castration complex I. Melanie Klein early stages of the oedipal conflict. II. Helen Deutsch. III. Karen Horney. 4. Feminine sexuality Part II Deconstructing Phallocentric sexuality. Partial references. Since the publication of Freud essays Femininity and Feminine Sexuality there has been an interest hitherto unknown in the psycho analytic community a question about the feminine subjectivity self and sexuality. According to Freud the foundation of gendered identity is the castration complex. Since the publication of the above essays the question that raged in the psycho analytic community is this if the fear of castration leads one to adopt a gendered identity then how can a woman ever develop her identity as a woman she does not have a Phallus to be castrated. While the first part of the book deals with this issue and problem of explaining the feminine identity via the theory of castration complex the second part is a response to this Freudian notion of castration complex as the bedrock of gendered identities. Feminists like Luce Irigary and Julia Kristeva have shown that Freud's theory of castration complex cannot be used to explain gendered identities because it is entirely based on the idea that the Phallus is the only sex organ. The book deconstructs this Phallo centric idea and shows that the Phallus is a fetish and really does not hold any true power in society except what we give it culturally. The positive point in this theory is that if women's oppression is cultural and not natural then the current situation can be changed via social revolution. Ultimately a book on famine sexuality encompasses all genders and aim at surpassing the oppression of everyone's desire. 186 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Cancer a Social problem/Ruby Sain and Sourav Madhur Dey. 2. The beauty industry a new angle of exploitation/Nilanjana Das. 3. The conflict between doctor and patient a bio medico social perspective/Stefan Ecks. 4. Culture and development the tribal perspective/Pujan Kumar Sen and Niladri Bhushan Parhi. 5. Water resource management the emerging issue/A. Zaman. 6. Problems of tribal identity in North Eastern region/Bhola Nath Ghosh and Ranjit Karmakar. 7. Interpreting the Tibetan refugee problem the pragmatics of diasporic identity/Sudeep Basu. 8. Ageing problems and prospects/Catherine C.M.C. 9. Rethinking social problem an other perspective/Debarshi Talukdar. 10. The problem of secularization among Hindus in post colonial India/Ramanuj Ganguly. 216 pp.…