Susan J Lewandowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1258043 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susan J Lewandowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susan J |
| FAMILY NAME | Lewandowski |
| SIGNATURE | LEWANDOWSKI S J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hampshire College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Merchants and Kingship: An Interpretation of Indian Urban History
Changing Form and Function in the Ceremonial and the Colonial Port City in India: An Historical Analysis of Madurai and Madras
The city has usually been first of all a 'place'-a clearly defined space visibly possessed and controlled by human beings and often sacred to their gods, a statement of man imposed upon the chaotic and threatening vastness of nature. It has represented the desire of man to master his own world, creating an environment reflecting his powers of reason, his desire for convenience and order, and his aesthetic predilection for beauty and meaningfulnes…
Images of the Feminine-Mythic, Philosophic and Human - In the Buddhist, Hindu, and Islamic Traditions: A Bibliography of Women in India
Urban Growth and Municipal Development in the Colonial City of Madras, 1860-1900
Madras City, founded in the mid-seventeenth century, was the earliest colonial port city established by the British in India. Like the other port cities of Asia which were the creation of European powers, Madras functioned primarily as a base for overseas trade. As it grew and developed, its morphological and spatial patterns were dictated by the presence of a western population which at first was exclusively trade-oriented, but over the centurie…
Urban Growth and Municipal Development in the Colonial City of Madras, 1860-1900
Madras City, founded in the mid-seventeenth century, was the earliest colonial port city established by the British in India. Like the other port cities of Asia which were the creation of European powers, Madras functioned primarily as a base for overseas trade. As it grew and developed, its morphological and spatial patterns were dictated by the presence of a western population which at first was exclusively trade-oriented, but over the centurie…
Changing Form and Function in the Ceremonial and the Colonial Port City in India: An Historical Analysis of Madurai and Madras
The city has usually been first of all a 'place'-a clearly defined space visibly possessed and controlled by human beings and often sacred to their gods, a statement of man imposed upon the chaotic and threatening vastness of nature. It has represented the desire of man to master his own world, creating an environment reflecting his powers of reason, his desire for convenience and order, and his aesthetic predilection for beauty and meaningfulnes…
Merchants and Kingship: An Interpretation of Indian Urban History
Urban Growth and Municipal Development in the Colonial City of Madras, 1860-1900
Madras City, founded in the mid-seventeenth century, was the earliest colonial port city established by the British in India. Like the other port cities of Asia which were the creation of European powers, Madras functioned primarily as a base for overseas trade. As it grew and developed, its morphological and spatial patterns were dictated by the presence of a western population which at first was exclusively trade-oriented, but over the centurie…
Images of the Feminine-Mythic, Philosophic and Human - In the Buddhist, Hindu, and Islamic Traditions: A Bibliography of Women in India
Changing Form and Function in the Ceremonial and the Colonial Port City in India: An Historical Analysis of Madurai and Madras
The city has usually been first of all a 'place'-a clearly defined space visibly possessed and controlled by human beings and often sacred to their gods, a statement of man imposed upon the chaotic and threatening vastness of nature. It has represented the desire of man to master his own world, creating an environment reflecting his powers of reason, his desire for convenience and order, and his aesthetic predilection for beauty and meaningfulnes…
Merchants and Kingship: An Interpretation of Indian Urban History
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