Indian Cultures as Heritage: Contemporary Pasts

By:

Thapar, Romila

Publication details: New Delhi: Aleph Book Company , 2018Description: 222ISBN:

9789384067359

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

954 THA

Summary: Indian Cultures as Heritage: Conttemporary Pasts Every society has its cultures` the patterns of how people live and express themselves, and how they value objects and thoughts. what constitutes indian heritage and cultures has been much discussed. romila thapar begins by explaining how the definitions of the concept of culture have changed since the last three centuries, and hence require added attention. cultures when defined by drawing on selected items and thoughts from the past, remain relatively unknown, except to a few. yet each has a context and meaning relating them to the past and to their significance as a contemporary presence.

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Book	Alliance School of Liberal Arts	Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS)	954 THA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		LA02821

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Indian Cultures as Heritage: Conttemporary Pasts Every society has its cultures` the patterns of how people live and express themselves, and how they value objects and thoughts. what constitutes indian heritage and cultures has been much discussed. romila thapar begins by explaining how the definitions of the concept of culture have changed since the last three centuries, and hence require added attention. cultures when defined by drawing on selected items and thoughts from the past, remain relatively unknown, except to a few. yet each has a context and meaning relating them to the past and to their significance as a contemporary presence.

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