Deccan Traverses/ Anirudha Mathur

By:

Mathur, Anirudha

Contributor(s):

Dili Da Cunha

Publication details: Rupa Publications, 2006. New Delhi:Description: 231 pISBN:

9788129108524

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

307.1216095487 MAT-D

Summary: Beneath the ordinary World and everyday life in Bangalore lies an extraordinary landscape, rich in material, Language and innovation. This boook explores this depth beneath a City that is today, as it has been for two centuries, a significant force in a global economy. It follows the tracks of artistic/scientific enterprises that put Bangalore on a world Map in the late 1700s and early 1800s and set it on a course to becoming the Garden city of India. These enterprises introduction materials, ideas, images, skills and indeed a seeing that are taken for granted today in administration, education, plans and everyday conversation. But they also reveal worlds of resistance, elusive materials, languages, trajectories of previous settlements, and shifting boundaries.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Library, SPAB E-1	Non Fiction	307.1216095487 MAT-D (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Rec. by Asso. Prof. Saurabh Popli		011125

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Beneath the ordinary World and everyday life in Bangalore lies an extraordinary landscape, rich in material, Language and innovation. This boook explores this depth beneath a City that is today, as it has been for two centuries, a significant force in a global economy. It follows the tracks of artistic/scientific enterprises that put Bangalore on a world Map in the late 1700s and early 1800s and set it on a course to becoming the Garden city of India. These enterprises introduction materials, ideas, images, skills and indeed a seeing that are taken for granted today in administration, education, plans and everyday conversation. But they also reveal worlds of resistance, elusive materials, languages, trajectories of previous settlements, and shifting boundaries.

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