Rethinking early medieval India : a reader /

By:

Singh, Upinder

Publication details: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2011.Description: xiv, 354 pISBN:

9780198070023
0198070020

DDC classification:

934 SIN/R

Summary: This reader presents a new understanding of the early medieval period of the Indian history (c.600-1300 ce), highlighting the complex and multilinear nature of its historical process. The widely divergent perspectives on this period are linked to issues of periodization and the identification of historical continuties and change. The bokk examines the major historiographical debates and also moves beyond them, thrpwing light on many important aspects of the social, economic, political, and cultural history of the pre-Sulatante and non-Sulatanate early medieval.

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This reader presents a new understanding of the early medieval period of the Indian history (c.600-1300 ce), highlighting the complex and multilinear nature of its historical process. The widely divergent perspectives on this period are linked to issues of periodization and the identification of historical continuties and change. The bokk examines the major historiographical debates and also moves beyond them, thrpwing light on many important aspects of the social, economic, political, and cultural history of the pre-Sulatante and non-Sulatanate early medieval.

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