Priti Joshi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 80433 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Priti Joshi |
| NOMBRES | Priti |
| APELLIDO | Joshi |
| FIRMA | JOSHI P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Delhi |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1970 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Paper Tiger
Professor Vinay Kumar Srivastava
H.K. Kumbnani (1935–2019)
Narratives on Obliging Worms
Human Rights, Wild Life and Environment Protection
The article presents a critique of the Cartesian-inspired practice of science and contrasts it with the traditional knowledge pertaining to the ecosystem which exists in the form of cultural practices rooted in the holistic framework integrating the world of animate and inanimate elements in the perspective of folk religious beliefs. The implications of the practice of ghandwa are explained in the light of a gene bank and human–wildlife conflict …
Audience Participation
This essay examines advertisements that appeared in English-language Indian newspapers between 1845 and 1860. Concentrating particularly on adverts by individuals and local businesses, I explore that most recalcitrant node in Robert Darnton’s “communications circuit”—readers. I place a range of advertisements in relation to one another and to the news and letters sections of the newspaper in order to develop a portrait of the newspaper’s readers …
The Other Great Exhibition
Henry Mayhew’s London Labour and the London Poor has always had an enthusiastic following, but scholarship on it has been limited and scholars fairly restrained in response to it. This essay examines questions about Mayhew’s sample set (the working‐class or the lumpenproleteriat? the poor or the marginal?), the veracity of his interviews, his relations with his subjects, and the publication history of his text. While he has been read as a proto‐s…
Edwin Chadwick's Self-Fashioning
I N THE PAST DECADE EDWIN CHADWICK has been the subject of several scholarly inquiries; indeed one can almost speak of a “Chadwick industry” these days. This is not, however, the first time he has attracted significant scholarly attention: in 1952, S. E. Finer's and R. A. Lewis's biographies initiated our century's first evaluation of him, culminating in M. W. Flinn's excellently edited reprint of Chadwick's most important text, The Report on the…
A Thwarted Cultural Renaissance
Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India
Jaipaul L. Roopnarine, Enayet Talukder, Deepa Jain, Priti Joshi, Parul Srivastav, Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 54, No. 2 (May, 1992), pp. 293-301
Characteristics of holding, patterns of play, and social behaviors between parents and infants in New Delhi, India
Dans une population indienne, les auteurs s'interessent aux domaines suivants: la facon dont les peres et meres portent leur enfant, leur maniere de jouer avec lui, les differences dans les interactions parentales en fonction du sexe de l'enfant, les comportements sociaux des parents envers leur enfant (sourires, vocalisations...), les comportements des enfants envers leurs parents ainsi que la preference des enfants pour leurs parents comme part…
Land reform and Agrarian change in India and Pakistan since 1947
Analysing the class character of land reform in India and Pakistan the author makes a distinction between ideology and programme. Judged by its ideology, land reform in India is sharply anti-landlord and pro-peasant and is thus a mobiliser of peasant support for the ruling elite. The programme of land reform, however, serves primarily the interests of an emerging intermediate class of under-proprietors and big peasants. This intermediate class ma…
India
Characteristics of holding, patterns of play, and social behaviors between parents and infants in New Delhi, India
Dans une population indienne, les auteurs s'interessent aux domaines suivants: la facon dont les peres et meres portent leur enfant, leur maniere de jouer avec lui, les differences dans les interactions parentales en fonction du sexe de l'enfant, les comportements sociaux des parents envers leur enfant (sourires, vocalisations...), les comportements des enfants envers leurs parents ainsi que la preference des enfants pour leurs parents comme part…
Land reform and Agrarian change in India and Pakistan since 1947
Analysing the class character of land reform in India and Pakistan the author makes a distinction between ideology and programme. Judged by its ideology, land reform in India is sharply anti-landlord and pro-peasant and is thus a mobiliser of peasant support for the ruling elite. The programme of land reform, however, serves primarily the interests of an emerging intermediate class of under-proprietors and big peasants. This intermediate class ma…
Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India
Jaipaul L. Roopnarine, Enayet Talukder, Deepa Jain, Priti Joshi, Parul Srivastav, Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 54, No. 2 (May, 1992), pp. 293-301
Audience Participation
This essay examines advertisements that appeared in English-language Indian newspapers between 1845 and 1860. Concentrating particularly on adverts by individuals and local businesses, I explore that most recalcitrant node in Robert Darnton’s “communications circuit”—readers. I place a range of advertisements in relation to one another and to the news and letters sections of the newspaper in order to develop a portrait of the newspaper’s readers …
India
Land reform and Agrarian change in India and Pakistan since 1947
Analysing the class character of land reform in India and Pakistan the author makes a distinction between ideology and programme. Judged by its ideology, land reform in India is sharply anti-landlord and pro-peasant and is thus a mobiliser of peasant support for the ruling elite. The programme of land reform, however, serves primarily the interests of an emerging intermediate class of under-proprietors and big peasants. This intermediate class ma…
Characteristics of holding, patterns of play, and social behaviors between parents and infants in New Delhi, India
Dans une population indienne, les auteurs s'interessent aux domaines suivants: la facon dont les peres et meres portent leur enfant, leur maniere de jouer avec lui, les differences dans les interactions parentales en fonction du sexe de l'enfant, les comportements sociaux des parents envers leur enfant (sourires, vocalisations...), les comportements des enfants envers leurs parents ainsi que la preference des enfants pour leurs parents comme part…
Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India
Jaipaul L. Roopnarine, Enayet Talukder, Deepa Jain, Priti Joshi, Parul Srivastav, Personal Well-Being, Kinship Tie, and Mother-Infant and Father-Infant Interactions in Single-Wage and Dual-Wage Families in New Delhi, India, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 54, No. 2 (May, 1992), pp. 293-301
A Thwarted Cultural Renaissance
Edwin Chadwick's Self-Fashioning
I N THE PAST DECADE EDWIN CHADWICK has been the subject of several scholarly inquiries; indeed one can almost speak of a “Chadwick industry” these days. This is not, however, the first time he has attracted significant scholarly attention: in 1952, S. E. Finer's and R. A. Lewis's biographies initiated our century's first evaluation of him, culminating in M. W. Flinn's excellently edited reprint of Chadwick's most important text, The Report on the…
The Other Great Exhibition
Henry Mayhew’s London Labour and the London Poor has always had an enthusiastic following, but scholarship on it has been limited and scholars fairly restrained in response to it. This essay examines questions about Mayhew’s sample set (the working‐class or the lumpenproleteriat? the poor or the marginal?), the veracity of his interviews, his relations with his subjects, and the publication history of his text. While he has been read as a proto‐s…
Audience Participation
This essay examines advertisements that appeared in English-language Indian newspapers between 1845 and 1860. Concentrating particularly on adverts by individuals and local businesses, I explore that most recalcitrant node in Robert Darnton’s “communications circuit”—readers. I place a range of advertisements in relation to one another and to the news and letters sections of the newspaper in order to develop a portrait of the newspaper’s readers …
Narratives on Obliging Worms
Human Rights, Wild Life and Environment Protection
The article presents a critique of the Cartesian-inspired practice of science and contrasts it with the traditional knowledge pertaining to the ecosystem which exists in the form of cultural practices rooted in the holistic framework integrating the world of animate and inanimate elements in the perspective of folk religious beliefs. The implications of the practice of ghandwa are explained in the light of a gene bank and human–wildlife conflict …
H.K. Kumbnani (1935–2019)
Professor Vinay Kumar Srivastava
Paper Tiger
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