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India's colonial encounter: essays in memory of eric stokes (Record no. 4249)

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ISBN 9788173045363
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng
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Classification number 954.03 HAS/I
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Personal name Hasan, Mushirul
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Personal name Stokes, Eric
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Personal name Gupta, Narayani
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Title India's colonial encounter: essays in memory of eric stokes
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Name of publisher Manohar Publishers --
Place of publication New Delhi --
Year of publication 2004
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Number of Pages xv, 484p.
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Summary, etc The late Professor Eric Stokes conducted pioneering researches in certain areas of nineteenth-century South Asian history and established a lively scholarly tradition at Cambridge. The English Utilitarians in India (1959); The Peasant and the Raj (1968); and The Pesant Armed: The Indian Rebellion of 1857 (1978) represent major works of historical scholarship. In all his writings, as Chris Bayly tells us, the discovery of complexity and paradox had the wider purpose of warning against the danger of monolithic or dogmatic constructions of the past. This volume reflects on certain themes which formed the bedrock of Eric Stokes' historical writings -- History of Ideas, the 1857 upheaval, agrarian structure and peasant struggles. It is a major contribution to the existing historical literature on South Asia. As one of the reviewers pointed out, what the book has done, is to bring together a significant number of well-researched, empirically and analytically-sound papers. No mean achievement, perhaps, at a time when rigorous, professionally-competent historical scholarship is all too often dismissed as tainted by positivism' and insufficiently 'theoretical'. This revised and enlarged edition includes two essays by C A Bayly and Walter Hauser.
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Topical Term India
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Topical Term History
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Topical Term British occupation
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Topical Term British India
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Topical Term Colonialism
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