Causation in History

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Early in 1990, the Indian Institute of Advanced Study organized a seminar on ‘Philosophy of science’ at Cochin in collaboration with the Indian Science congress. However, the scope of this seminar was not confined to natural and life sciences. In fact, a number of philosophers and social scientists participated in the seminar. Though it was at a rather late stage that the lat Professor Sukhamoy Chakravarty suggested that seminar may focus on ‘Chance and Determinism’, several of the participants agreed to write on this theme. At the time of preparing the proceedings of the seminar for publication, Professor Indu Banga observed that three papers dealing with the theme of ‘causation in history’ complemented or supplemented one another in such a way that, if put together, they could form a separate unit with special interest for historians and social scientists. These three papers were reprinted to form this booklet.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Indu Banga

Indu Banga is Professor of History at the Punjab University, Chandigarh. Her areas of interest are the agrarian and urban history of medieval and modern India and the Punjab; and religious ideology and socio-political change in colonial Punjab. Major publications include Agrarian System of the Sikhs (1978); Civil and Military Affairs of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (conjoint 1987); The City in Indian History (ed. 1991); Ports, Port-Cities and their Hinterlands in India (1700-1950) (ed. 1992); Cultural Reorientation in Modern India (ed. Conjoint 1996); and Five Punjabi Centuries c. 1500-1990 (ed. 1997).

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Title
Causation in History
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8185425795
Length
33p., 21cm.
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