Indian history and civilisation: new images of the past

Contributor(s):

Tripathi, Alok (Editor)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi Sharada Publishing House 1965Description: xiii, 322p., hbISBN:

9789383221042

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

954 TRI

Summary: Indian History and Civilization: New Images of the Past is a collection of selected articles of Prof. S.C. Malik on Indian history, culture, civilization and society. In these articles, the author has dealt with various aspects of Indian history, civilization, anthropological perspectives, social status, social movements, dissent, protests, reforms, traditions, ethnographic and lifestyle studies. For looking at man, his life, and society, the author adopts a scientific approach dealing with background, frameworks, models, and various approaches. He also ventures deep in cultural communication and duality of thoughts. This fascinating collection of articles would be of equal interest to students of archaeology, history, culture, sociology, and philosophy as well as all those interested in knowing about man, his lifestyle and society.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Gratis Resources	Plaksha University Library	History	954 TRI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000388

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Indian History and Civilization: New Images of the Past is a collection of selected articles of Prof. S.C. Malik on Indian history, culture, civilization and society. In these articles, the author has dealt with various aspects of Indian history, civilization, anthropological perspectives, social status, social movements, dissent, protests, reforms, traditions, ethnographic and lifestyle studies. For looking at man, his life, and society, the author adopts a scientific approach dealing with background, frameworks, models, and various approaches. He also ventures deep in cultural communication and duality of thoughts. This fascinating collection of articles would be of equal interest to students of archaeology, history, culture, sociology, and philosophy as well as all those interested in knowing about man, his lifestyle and society.

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