Just Being : A Memoir

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Language

English

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Historian Romila Thapar Reflects On A Rich, Path-Breaking Life―And The Ideas, Friendships, And Journeys That Shaped Her. In Just Being, Historian Romila Thapar Invites Us Into Her Illustrious World―A Rich, Extensive Memoir From A Scholar Who Has Profoundly Shaped Our Understanding Of India’S Past And Present. From Her Childhood Growing Up In British India, Through Her Years Of Education In London, Her Extensive Travels To Archaeological Sites Across Asia And Beyond, And Her Trailblazing Role In Shaping The Centre For Historical Studies At Jawaharlal Nehru University, Thapar Reflects On A Life Lived In The Service Of Inquiry And Education. Composed Over The Past Few Years, Just Being Is A Testimony To Thapar’S Ability To View Herself Within The Larger Flow Of History, And To Illumine It With A Scholar’S Depth And A Storyteller’S Sensitivity. It Reveals Not Only An Extraordinary, Boundary-Defying Life But A Profound Conviction That Understanding Our Past In The Light Of Irrefutable Evidence Is Essential To An Insight Into The Present And To Shaping A More Thoughtful Future.

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Author

Romila Thapar

Number of Pages

384

Language

English

SKU

BK0518812

ISBN

9781803096308

Reading Age

All

Binding

Paperback

Just Being : A Memoir

Just Being : A Memoir

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Romila Thapar
Romila Thapar

Romila Thapar Is An Indian Historian. She Graduated From Punjab University And Obtained A Doctorate Degree From The School Of Oriental And African Studies From The University Of London. Her Prime Area Of Study And Research Is Ancient Indian History. She Has Won Many Awards For The Contributions Made In The Field Of History. Romila Thapar Is Emeritus Professor Of History At The Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She Has Been General President Of The Indian History Congress. She Is A Fellow Of The British Academy And The American Philosophical Society And Holds An Honorary D.Lit. Each From Calcutta University, Oxford University, And The University Of Chicago. She Is An Honorary Fellow Ofady Margaret Hall, Oxford, St. Antony’S College, Oxford, And Soas,Ondon. In 2008 Professor Thapar Was Awarded The Prestigious Kluge Prize Of The Usibrary Of Congress, Which Honoursifetime Achievement In Studies Such As History That Are Not Covered By The Nobel Prize.

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