Colonial Knowledge, South Asian Historiography, and the Thought of the Eurasian Minority
This is the fifth in a series of commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Pathways in Intellectual History, which is
Tag: Indian history
The Lives and Afterlives of Persianate Print: The Case of the Tuzuk-i Timuri and the Tuzuk-i Napoleon.
By guest contributor Tiraana Bains Intellectual histories of India, particularly of the decades and centuries following the mid-eighteenth century, are
“To seek God in all things”: The Jesuit encounter with botany in India
By contributing writer Joseph Satish V Only a month after India gained independence from the British in 1947, the Indian
Historicizing Ghosts: Reimagining Realities in Nineteenth Century Popular Bengali Fiction
by guest contributors Senjuti Jash and Shuvatri Dasgupta In South Asian historiography myths, local legends, chronicles, and folklores function as
Prophetic Medicine in the Indian Yūnānī Tradition
by guest contributor Deborah Schlein When Greek medical texts were transmitted and translated in the ʿAbbasid capital of Baghdad in