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Routledge - Essays on Marxism and Asia - History Book

Name: Routledge - Essays on Marxism and Asia - History Book
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Explore a unique historical perspective with Essays on Marxism and Asia by Routledge. This academic work begins with the history of Zarathushtra, the ancient Iranian prophet famously remembered in Nietzsche's work, to set the stage for a deeper look at civilization. Moving beyond the common clash of civilization theories, this book presents a humanist approach to understanding global cultures. It focuses on the history of the Parsis, a community of Persians who migrated from Iran to settle in India. The text examines how this migrant group drew strength from their Persian heritage to become major drivers of industrial modernity within India. This book provides a specialized look at the connection between Persian roots and Indian industrial development, offering a different view of how migrant communities shape the nations they join. It is an essential read for students and readers interested in South Asian history, Marxist theory, and the evolution of modern industrial societies.

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Provides a humanist theory of civilizations that offers an alternative to the standard clash of civilization thesis.

Examines the historical journey of the Parsi community from ancient Iran to their new home in India.

Analyzes how Persian heritage helped migrant communities build strength and influence in new territories.

Traces the role of the Parsis as architects of industrial modernity within the Indian subcontinent.

Connects ancient Iranian history and the legacy of Zarathushtra to broader discussions on Marxism and Asia.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367618656
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Asia > South Asia
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 18 November 2021
Listed Since: 28 May 2021

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