Bias In Indian Historiography

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This volume covers 55 papers. The topics covered range from the neglect of oral source materials to biases such as regional, Hindu, Muslim, Christian, imperial and Marxist. This section is followed by new or reinterpreted textual, archaeological and epigraphic data for the historian.

Professor Devahuti was a specialist in Ancient Indian and Early Southeast Asian History, and has taught at various universities in India and abroad.

The Indian History and Culture Society in its second session held at Delhi from 9-11, February, 1979, organised a seminar on the theme of Bias in Indian Historiography. Sixty one papers were presented of which fifty five appear in this volume. The topics covered range from the neglect of oral source materials to biases such as regional, Hindu, Muslim, Christian, imperial and Marxist. This section is followed by new or reinterpreted textual, archaeological and epigraphio data for the historian. The latter section is not mentioned in the main title to avoid cumbrousness.

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