Time as a Metaphor of History: Early India

The Krishna Bharadwaj Memorial Lecture

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9780195637984

Publication date:

01/08/1997

Paperback

64 pages

216x140mm

Price: 195.00 INR

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ISBN:

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Publication date:

01/08/1997

Paperback

64 pages

Romila Thapar

Romila Thapar examines the link between time and history through the use of cyclic and linear concepts of time. While the former occurs in a cosmological context, the latter of found in familiar historical forms.

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Romila Thapar

Description

Romila Thapar examines the link between time and history through the use of cyclic and linear concepts of time. While the former occurs in a cosmological context, the latter of found in familiar historical forms. The author argues for the existence of historical consciousness in early India, on the evidence of early texts.

About the Author


Romila Thapar, Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Romila Thapar

Romila Thapar

Romila Thapar

Romila Thapar

Description

Romila Thapar examines the link between time and history through the use of cyclic and linear concepts of time. While the former occurs in a cosmological context, the latter of found in familiar historical forms. The author argues for the existence of historical consciousness in early India, on the evidence of early texts.

About the Author


Romila Thapar, Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi