Social History
Reimagining Illness: Women writers and medicine in eighteenth-century Britain
Volume 49, Issue 4, November 2024, Page 567-569.
Social History
Social History Book Club: White Houses
Volume 49, Issue 4, November 2024, Page 543-557.
Indian Historical Review
Representation of Vivāha Saṁskāra in the Kalyāṇsundara Sculptures
Indian Historical Review, Ahead of Print. Saṁskāras, as sacramental practices, have been an integral part of the Indian culture and they concretised the fundamental premises of ancient Indian social organisation as Āshram, Puruṣārtha and Varṇa. Encoded…
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Book Review: Tempest: The Royal Navy and the Age of Revolutions by James Davey
International Journal of Maritime History, Ahead of Print.
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Book Review: Moby-Dick; or, the Whale: Selections by Nora Ruddock and Maxwell Uphaus
International Journal of Maritime History, Ahead of Print.
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Book Review: Gender at Sea by Djoeke van Netten et al.
International Journal of Maritime History, Ahead of Print.
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Book Review: The Extraordinary Journey of David Ingram: An Elizabethan Sailor in Native North America by Dean Snow
International Journal of Maritime History, Ahead of Print.
Indian Historical Review
Women Question and Public Health Administration in Colonial Bengal, 1880s–1940s
Indian Historical Review, Ahead of Print. Is it possible for medical practitioners to complete their professional training and pursue their careers without understanding the history of public health? The evolution of public health over time holds signi…
Indian Historical Review
The Temporal Continuity: Temple, Theatre and Anthropology
Indian Historical Review, Ahead of Print. Traditionally, temples have been spaces meant for religious and spiritual activities— meditation, sacrifice, devotion and worship. Historically, temples have been understood as the dwelling spaces of spirits/go…