Army, Empire and Film Dr Ina Pinxterhuis

Army, Empire and Film Dr Ina PinxterhuisLeading military historians analyse the changing depiction of the British army and its role in nineteenth and early twentieth century colonial conflict in the cinema of empire from the silent era through classic imperial adventures to contemporary post imperial cinematic critiques in Afrikaner, Hindi and Maori language films.

Archbishop Whately

With studies ranging from colonial adventurism to the legacies of the Holocaust

Through diverse ethnographies of Tantra and attention to lived experiences and life stories

mass-circulating newspapers

environmental ignorance does not inevitably shrink with the march of scientific progress: these essays suggest more of a dialectical relationship between knowledge and ignorance that has different shapes and trajectories

fifteen of the original US land-grant universities offered a class on agricultural ethics

to what degree they meshed with local circumstances

A ground-breaking volume that gathers the testimonies of NGO workers

It’s from Aziz: the man who vanished the day after their wedding almost two decades ago

applicable to both the failed and successful Russian revolutions

but as a detailed psychological portrait of settler colonial life

with applications drawn from chemistry