Psycho-cultural analysis of folklore: in memory of Prof. Alan Dundes, 2 vols., ed. by P. Chenna Reddy et al.

ISBN: 9789386223906, 9386223902

The book is a commemoration volume presented to Prof. Alan Dundes, a renowned folklorist in the world on his birth aniversary falling on 83 years (8th September 1934). These articles in other way serve as garland of flowers to decor Prof. Alan Dundes; a great scholar in folklore studies.

A quest for Islamic learning: essays in memory of Professor Serajul Haque, ed. by Akhtaruzzaman (English and Bengali)

ISBN: 9789845120029, 9845120024

Ratnasri: gleanings from Indian archaeology, art history and indology, papers presented in memory of Dr. NR Banerjee, ed. by Arundhati Banerji

ISBN: 9788174791641, 8174791647

The book contains twenty-two papers contributed by eminent scholars from India and abroad dedicated to commemorate Dr. Neel Ratan Banerjee, who was a well-known archaeologist and earned distribution on the Iron Age Archaeology in addition to his tow most important excavations conducted at Ujjain and Nagda.

Remnants of a separation: a history of the Partition through material memory

Malhotra, Aanchal

ISBN: 9789352770120, 9352770129

The book tells stories from both sides of the border and is the product of years of painstaking and passionate research. It pieces together an alternative history of the Partition--the first and only one told through material memory that makes the event tangible even seven decades later, lest we forget.

Remnants of a separation: a history of the Partition through material memory

Malhotra, Aanchal

ISBN: 9789353022952, 9353022959

Revisiting 1857: myth, memory, history

Gooptu, Sharmistha et al. (ed.)

ISBN: 9788174365132, 8174365133

As India celebrates 150 years of the 1857 uprising, interpreted variedly as the sepoy mutiny or the first war of independence, this collection tries to access 1857 through accounts of cricket matches between Indian sepoys and British officers, ballads pictorial generes, comic books and filmic renditions.

Revisiting India's partition: new essays on memory, culture, and politics, ed. by Amritjit Singh et al

ISBN: 9788125064121, 8125064125

This book brings together scholars from across the globe to provide diverse perspectives on the continuing impact of the 1947 division of India on the eve of independence from the British empire. The Partition caused a million deaths and displaced well over 14 million people. ;;;;;

Representations of memory: identity, politics and space,

ISBN: 9789355292797, 9355292791

The book is a collection of essays that investigate into the processes of memory. The book accommodates 'aparadigmatical' and interdisciplinary studies and interpretations of the workings and representations of memory.

Rule of law and human rights in India: essays in honour and memory of justice HR Khanna

Malik, Lokendra (ed.)

ISBN: 9789350351703, 9350351706

The rupture with memory

Mannathukkaren, Nissim

Rupture, loss and living: minority women speak about post-conflict life

Schooling and memory; foreword by A.K. Mohanty

Padhee, BN (1952- )

ISBN: 9788185316352, 818531635X

Selected essays on history & archaeology: papers presented in memory of Professor Abu Iman

Hoque, M.M. et al (ed.)

ISBN: 9789843306487, 9843306481

Articles in history, archaeology, art, architecture, epigraphy, numismatics and heritage studies in honour of Prof. Abu Imam, who was an eminent historian and archaeologist of Bengal.

Girmitiyas: the making of their memory-keepers from the Indian indentured diaspora

ISBN: 9789355720740, 9355720742

They are scattered around the globe now-descendants of girimitiyas, indentured labourers, and other subaltern groups of Indians. In this book, scholars from the Indian subaltern diaspora write about their improbable journeys and serendipitous transformations in the face of great odds, of the influences that shaped their thinking and approach to the study of the past of their forebears.

Roads, winds, spices in the western Indian ocean: the memory and geopolitics of maritime heritage,

ISBN: 9789354552731, 9354552730

The book attempts to reorient the dominant narratives with an interdisciplinary approach to explore and understand various identities, routes, and sites with a focus on the Western Indian Ocean region, by offering perspectives of multidisciplinary group of acaemics, policy makers, diplomats, archaeologists, museum and heritage experts.

Sindhu-Sarasvati civilization: new perspectives, a volume in memory of Dr. Shikaripur Ranganatha Rao, ed. by Nalini Rao

ISBN: 9788124607435, 8124607435

Proceedings of the International Conference on the Sindhu-Sarasvati Valley Civilization: A Reappraisal, Held at Loyola Marymount University, California, USA, on 21-22 February 2009.

Speak, memory: Oral Histories of Kodaikanal Dalits, by Alexandra de Heering

ISBN: 9788184702200, 8184702205

This book is the outcome of a research based on Dalitoral narratives, to record and to understand their interpretation of their own pasts.

A Step-by-step guide to a smarter memory!

Chowdhury, Neerja Roy

ISBN: 9788129135834, 8129135833

Step-by-step yoga for stress relief, London, 1998

Studies in social and physical anthropology: essays in memory of D.K. Sen

Sarana, Gopala et al (ed.)

ISBN: 9788131604489, 8131604489

Studies in sociolinguistics and applied linguistics: papers in memory of Prof. Arunkumar Sharma

Kumar, K Ramesh (ed.)

ISBN: 9788185194684, 8185194688

Studies in South Asian heritage: essays in memory of M Harunur Rashid, ed. by Mokammal H Bhuiyan

ISBN: 9789840753833, 9840753835

With a collection of 34 essays written by national and international scholars, the book commemorates the contribution of Professor M. Harunur Rashid, former Superintendent of Archaeology, Government of Bangladesh, and Visiting Professor at Jahangirnagar University, to the study of Archaeology in Bangladesh. The contributors include Claudine Bautze-Picron, Pratapaditya Pal, etc.